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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 217, 31 August 1911, Page 4

THE FIRST SPRING FASHIONS ARE HERE THERE is not a great quantity in any one line, but enough to show the style tendencies for t he Season. . Variety is the keynote. Hence TURNER’S First Opening is rich in suggestions; for all who call. And we cordially invite you to our Display of Spring Fashions TURNER AND SON, WELLINGTON HOUSE, HASTINGS. _ y —— /SYDNEY CASH HASTINGS. {CHEAPEST gTORE. JUST 0 PENNED. 50 LOVETA- EMBROIDERED BLOUSE PIECES —At the marvellously Cheap Price of EACH 3/9 EACH. RICH SILK F.MBR< >IDERED BIA >USE PIECES, 6/6, 6/11, 7/6 WORTH LOSING AT. •20 DOZ. BOYS’_E»BROIDERV COL-LARS-Just <WUI, at U 1 ’ ■9 D A. 1 M 1”" —Cheapest in I astings.— 51)0 PAIRS LA DilV' HO> C I mport nd direct i'r...n the jiantilac a crs. We start witk J •2 ■ I > Our I - pair ShA'ings. C rappronehal>l.' for Clieapn 'c' CORSETS! ORSETS! 01K 6 ( " l ' ' ,TS Ai'i^Jl-'stV New 7 ntland. vsA Of every d.? clipts/i at the Cheapest FOR STERLING GOOD VALUES, NO PLACE LIKE THE SYDNEY CASH “THE GOOD IS THE FOE TO THE BETTER.” (Say-; an old Norwegian Proverb). AND that is flte principle on which MIIIAR & CIORCI’S business is worl/d. To in/ rove the good is our ever-vresent study. Wh/t is known to he good do./ not prevent us from xtrling io make it lietter. Last year':; i s Wear were good. ’1 hft, year’s are better, though to many it may seem Ipuit the acme of clothing • perfection lias been reacted. Working *n this idea, the custom**/ is bound to be well s/rved. The best for tlitf monev is inevitable. 1:.... to come and \>e our newest ideas in SmartHa ts."-. Coats. Shirts, Ties, and Gloves. They are all new goals, and many are <sxclusive in designOf real solid value is our Men’s l/ndorwear, for Spring aifd Summer. Come right in any time — to-day /or preference. MILLAR AND GIORGI. THE GREAT OUTFITTERS. HASTINGS.