We must intensify the winter output ; my scheme is gigantic ; .three hundred thousand women have already responded, and mountains of shells will arise.—M. Thomas, French Minister of Munitions.
ENTERTAINMENTS, Ac. KING’S the Best TJICTURES ING'S of aU _E ICTURES HASTINGS. TO-N’IGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2.30. Douglas Fairbanks and Bessie Love in “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” “ THE GOOD BAD MAN ” There’s so much bad in the best of us, And so much good in the worst of us, That it hardly behoves any of us To find fault with the rest of us.” Thrills, Gun Play, Laughter and Love galore. Various Additional Features: SUMMER TRIP THROUGH NOVA SCOTIA Scenic THE WOMEN MUNITION WORKERS Pathe Interest MUTT AND JEFF IN A BIG LEAGUE Cartoon GAUMONT GRAPHIC War Topical THE KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. t n i — — ■ QARDEN rpoOLS. Planet Jun. Seeders. Planet Jun. Wheel Hoes. Planet Jun. Horse Hoes. Parkes’ Green Label Steel Spades. Parkes’ Ladies’ Spades. Digging Forks. Potato Forks Hay Forks. Hay Rakes. Rivetted-back Scythe Blades. Scythe Handles. Scythe Stones. Reap Hooks. Pruning Shears. Short-handle Weeding Forks. * Garden Trowels. Gardening Gloves. Lawn Mower Grass Catchers. Rakes. Hoes. JJENRY & S ONS HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HASTINGS. /“i OOD Pram for sale, cheap.— X* Christie, Queen street, Hastings. ON’T MISS “ The Cowboy Millionaire ” at the Municipal Theatre, Hastings, on Saturday. TPINEST Creamery Butter fresh daily, JC 1/5 per lb.—Only at Boyle & Co.’s, Grocers, Hastings. NEW Potatoes! New Potatoes! A good size and delicious eating: 91bs. for 2/6 delivered.—T. Clarkson, Ltd., __ A BIG New Stock of Wire and Kapok. Flock and Flax Mattresses at old prices.—Christie, street, Hastings. . BROWN Spanish Onions, 15/- a cwt or 2d per lb. —T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. _____ PRIME Oaten-sheaf Chaff always obtainable from T. Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings.
WANTED KNOWN: Our well-known Working Men’s Boots can’t be beaten at our price ,13/9. —C. Koorey, Hastings. EBB’S (late Sydney Cash), Hastings.—loo White Princess skirts 10/6, now 5,11; superior Washing Blouses 3/6, Jap. Crepe Blouses 3/6. A N Opportunity for Men! —Secure one of our Special Bargains. Seo Windows.—Dunkley, the High-class Tailor, Hastings. STOCKTAKING Prices, Cash only this week. Whatnot Tables 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/-.—Christie, Queen street, Hastings. BAIRD'S Wonderful Values —Nurse and Schoolgirl Cloth, fast dyes, 8)d, 10)d, 1/-; Navy Prints, fast dyes, 7)d, 9Jd, 10|d; Coloured Poplins, 2/6, T>AIRD’S Carnival Prices —Crepe de -*-* Chene. all colours, 6/11, 7/11 yd; Fugi Silk, 3/6, 3/9; Tussore Silks, 1/3, 2/3, 2/6. Don’t miss this opportunity. AIRD’S for Honest Value —Men’s Sox, 3 pairs 2/9; Men’s All-wool Sox, 1/6, I>9; Men’s Tennis Shirts, 4/3 up; Men s Striped Shirts, 4/6 up. AIRD’S for Reliable Goods—Men’s Working Shirts, 3/11, 4/6 up; Men’s Felt Hats, 5,6, 6/6 up; Men’s Trousers, 8/6 up. Secure wants now. ONEY to Lend Privately—£s to £2s—upon Household Furniture (without removal), repayable in Easy Instalments. Call or write, enclosing stamp for reply.—L. W. Balkind. G. Stephens, Agent, 216 Karamu road, Hastings. SUIT’S to measure for men and boys, any style you like, fit and workmanship guaranteed, new’ books of patterns just to hand, select one to-day. Westerman and Co., Hastings. ENTS’ Box Suits in greys, navys, browns and mixed tweeds, 42/-, 55/-, 63/-, 69/6, 75/6; Sports Suits for men in new patterns and styles, 48/6, 55/-, 63/ -.—Westerman and Co. OYS’ and Youths’ Sports Suits in fine tailor-made Tweeds and Worsteds, long coat, shorts or knicker breeches, something to look like tailormade, 35/6, 39,6, 45/-, 52/6.—Westerman and Co., Hastings.
HE MARVEL POLISHING MOP is the greatest labour-saving device on the market. Try one. You will then recommend it to all your friends. Stocked by the n HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LTD 0-7 DOZEN Shearers’ and Butchers’ • Undervests, half-sleeves, wortxi 2/6, out they go on Saturday at 1/6 each. —Thom son’s Saturday/ Bargains. j ofk YARDS arrived to-day of Hor‘tOV rockses’ Shirtings, extra wide width and extra strong, for shirts, children’s dresses, also ladies’, price 13) yard. —No advance in prices at Thomson’s, Hastings. I qjj DOZENMenN Fleecy Shirts and Pants, large sizes, and the price is*ridiculous for such goods; just fancy. 2/11 garment, but Thomson s are on the job on Saturday. IQ YARDS Pale Green, 8 vards Pale ■AO Blue, and 7 yards Pink All-Silk Tapestry, 50in. wide, was 39/6 yard, Saturday's price to the first customer will be 6/11 yard nt Thomson’s, Saturday only
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 273, 3 November 1916, Page 1
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