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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 429, 26 November 1918, Page 2

The Children will be as Interested in this Display as Mother! All children who have reached the understanding age like nice clothes. Mother, too, likes to see the ltttle ones becomingly dressed. Shotbolt's are making a special display of children's requirements everything necessary to "rig" the little ones out for Xmas, Here are Children's Clothes At PLEASING PRICES Awaiting your selection are children's ■mart Millinery, "comfy" long-wearing nightdresses, pretty frocks, matinee coats; bibs; etc. Call and inepect at your earliest prices in a few months must necessarily be much higher than now. SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY TO-DAY W. G. Shotbolt & Co. Drapers, Pukekone. FARMERS, LOOK! Red Star Separators Complete with iron stand to bolt on floor 25 gallons £l2 30 gallons £ls 45 gallons £l9 70 gallons £25 85 gallons £29 GUARANTEE—ShouId any parts show defects during first twelve months' use they will be replaced free of charge. CAN BE SEEN AT OUR STORE. William S. RUSSELL, King Street, ww *<■ Pukekohe. SPRING An Unexpected Shipment of "B.B." TORCHON and CLUNY LACES (One of the Scarcest Lines in the Trade) The 'Torchon' is acknowledged the most reliable wearing lace manufactured. The 'Cluny' is the same reliable strength with a beautiful silk finish. Since these goods were shipped the price has risen about 50 per cent. We are also showing a rare selection of Choice Embroideries —all widths —at almost pre-war prices. SEE OUR WINDOWS This Season we are showing A Great Range of PANAMA & STRAW HATS In all the Newest Shapes. * Ladies' Gentlemen's See our windows. 1 DRAPERY EMPORIUM. PUKEKOHE.

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