Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14770, 8 October 1921, Page 11 (Supplement)

It has been tritely sard that it is not hard times coming, but easy times going. True, the easy times have gone, so high prices have vanished. Messrs House and Daking make tills statement. Particularly do they show prices 40 per cent lower for smart and delightful summer dress fabrics, included amongst which are foulards, ratines, voiles, tricotings and spongecloths. In the dressmaking department the staff, under the capable Miss Mclndoe, is working full steam ahead. Those ladies desirous of having their frocks satisfactorily made should take the earliest opportunity of interviewing her to ensure early completion.* TOILET SPECIALISTS. jQON’T J)ON’T J)ONT‘ Throw away your Hair Combings. \yHY? , yy hy ? \yHY? Because you can have them made up into any style at MISSES NEILSON’S rpOILET gPECIALISTS, GARDEN PLACE, HAMILTON, Switches, Toupees, Transformations. Wigs and Switches for hire. New Reduced Prices. Send for Ulus. Coo* Free. I UKTaINS, Latrst COLOURED CASEMENT NETS ft FABRICS, CRETONNES, CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS. HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. -The Weave that Wears." M years’ Dependable Value-:, Direct from the l.ooms. ejQ r S. PEACH a SONS, ’ The Looms, NOTTINGHAM, England. RIVERLEA TEA GARDENS. jy£RS AND jyj[JSS JJARGOURT Wish to notfy the residents of Hamilton and surrounding districts that they have opened up Tea Gardens at Riverlea, Cambridge Road, to he known as the "J> IVKRLEA r jpF.A .QARDENS. Tlircc miles from Hamilton by Doth Road and River Entrance. Dainty Afternoon To. i. Confectionery and Summer Drinks. Visitors can obtain all meals. MR? AND MISS HARCOURT. Proprietresses, ’Phone 2608Ai.