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Otaki Mail, 4 October 1922, Page 3

C A Ii 2 a *£. I N S. » CASH BUYER OF CALF SKIN'S, r HIGHEST MARKET RATES GIVEN. !' DON'T SELL BEFORE CONSULTING ME J. C. GARDENER. ! TO PARENTS. i You want your children to have good teeth, don't you? Therefore care must be taken to see that they brush them twice daily. Salt and water is excellent for this. Your chemist stoclcs much to choose from in this direction. Give the children also wholemeal bread and. plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. Let them avoid sweets and eating between meals. Have their teeth attended to once every four months. A service is provided at nearly all (ho schools in this County at a cost within tho reach of all. Enrolment forms supplied on. application to— D. S. MACKENZIE, Dentist, Levin. MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. REXOXOLA, COLUMBIA, and the World-Famed CHENEY GRAMAPHONES. RECORDS! NEEDI.ES! RECORDS! RECORDS! NEEDLES! RECORDS! MOUTH ORGANS, ACCORDEONS, FLAGEOLETS, JEWS' HARPS, ETC., ETC. All the Latest at— LOWRY'S l'hero is still soinothing for tho gentlemew of Otaki aud district to think about —the winter, bo keep C aptain T B. BAX, THE OLD SPORT, Will Bupply you with a heavy woollen Sweater for -Is 6d, usual price i!7a Sd. JERSEY, J.J B Gd. Usual price 15s od. L'V.JAAIAS from 13s 6d. SUCKS lioni Is a pair. LIEAViT BLUE DRILL WORKING SHIRTS, hJa 6d. Usual price 12a tid.

Black, While, nuti many other colorO'l SHIRTS, at the sauie low pric«. UNDERCLOTHING, CoUars, Tiea, Braces, Hats, (Japs, Handkerchiefs. Prices to suit All. The Ol'l Spoil is kept busy takin? weuburemeutb lor suits; aU suite to uand to fur have given entire Satisfaction with it'gard to lit, make, and qua) ity. Roll up and get measured for a euir. ub you want to look ejoart for the races. Why pay £lO when you can one ut the 'JIU Sport's from £4 ICib to £7 5s t A good range of samples to chocs'? iroui. Articles not iu stock will be seemed irom Wellington by return mail. EaUy Round the 'Old Sport.' T. B. BA X, GEN X'liP.MBN' S OUTFITTEB. 'Phone 127. Box 1!'. A PAIR SiIAEE OF XH£ PTJBLiq PATRONAGE IS AEL I ASK. TO OPEN THURSDAY, MAY 23. (Open for business at & sharp, closing 7.30 p.m.) F. H. BAX, Son of Captain Bax, Will Open an Up-to-date HAIBDRE6SING AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS in the shop adjoining his Father's Mercery Business. For the hairdresaiig saloon, Mr Bax has secured tho services of Mr E. King, of Wellington, who is a thorough tradesman, and who is not unknown to Otaki, having at one time had charge of Captain Bax'e saloon. Mr F. H. Bax has reduced all charges to suit the present hard times, viz.—Haircutting Is, sharing 6d, boys' haircut &d, with clippers all over 6d, shampoo Is, haircut and beard trim Is 6d, razors ground and set Is. NOTE.—Patrons can rely on cleanliness and civility.

A good supply of CIGABETTES, CIGAKS, TOBACCOS, Pipes, Strops, exd %ll emokere' kept in stock. F. H. BAX, Proprietor. " TRfE beg to quote the f olio win _ r.0.K., LEVIN.— MAKE ~ 6s 6d perbasa. WHEAT §; 6d per buib. A. GARTON OATS 5s p*r tnpb. bPAREOWBILL OATS .. & per bask, D.D. ALG. SEED OATS, 3s Cd per bu:,b HOLLAED 22a Sd bag BBA>~, 150 13s (fd, 1«0 14s Sd, ISO 16s 6d. FEQUE 100 21a 6d, 50 Us, MOOSE MEAL 16* per 100 MOOSE CAKE 15s> 6d per 100 LA. SUGAB 21s 701 b SOAP 21s and 22s Sd case TABLE AND SEED POTATOES. BIAiTDEE for Potatoes acd Vegetables KXTEATE OF SODA. GSASS SEED of »H kisds. W. BULU, UEBCHAKT, f beat 6, P. 5, Jtef »