A. R. BAKER.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 6

A. R. BAKER.

GREY STREET, HAMILTON EAST. —-—4 Many persons will be visiting Hamilton for the Show and visitors from the districts east of Hamilton will necessarily have to pass through Hamilton East en route to the Showgrounds. Now. Hamilton East is noted for two thingy—namely, the beautiful avenue of trees and the wonderful values oil’ered by A. R. Baker, the progressive drsper. in Grey Street. On. arrival in Grey Street a halt should be made at this drapery establishment. where all drapery and clothing requirements can be purchased at worth-while savings—and the quality, do not forget. it, is as high as the prices are low. This store is ‘t‘uti of every-day needs. and with the loom-ouch of the cold weather now is ‘thn time to puretmse that warm tinder—lwcar and a pair of good quality ‘hlnnkets to keep you snug these cold winter nights. Space does not per—mit to enumerate the \‘arious articles slot‘lie‘i ivy this ilrm; suilicc to say that "what you require will he found \\ithin this shop." .\. 11. Baker‘s cus—tomers extend for many miles around and it is not surprising to know that many ot‘ his esteemed customers live on the west side of the river. Not\\'ithstantlin;: the large rnngo or goods to he t‘ouiht 1n Victoria Street, they \‘iN‘lL lianiilton East for the sole pur—pose. of shopping at this popular drapery store. A surprise, in the nature of drapery \‘hiues. awaits every \‘isitot' to this store, and as practically everyone In the “'zlikalo will he \‘tait— Inp: Hamilton for the Show there is no reason \\‘hatsoever \\ti,\' they shout'l not share in "littli('l"s tiargalnx" The, proprietor has made preparations fox“ Show \\'l'ek ntnt will he Offt‘i‘ing even ‘ greater Values on this auspicious net-. 1- l ston. Finally, remember the lllllJl'CsS,‘ lirey Street, Hamilton lint-it. l