BUY YOUR HOSIERY AT MITCHELL'S FOR SMART STYLES, , SERVICEABLE QUALITY, AND PLEASING PRICES. An important detail of Summer Dress is the choice <>t and Stylish Stockings. Tho fashionable short skirt reveals either good or bad taste in the selection of Hosiery. In <>ur choice assortments of iip-to-dato Hosiery you will find a lingo variety of Modish Styles and Shades, but also ?.»« will purchase with the assurance of getting Dependable Qisabt.-, ami Excellent Value. Before choosing \our Summer llosien, mine in and let us show you these ’ , SUPERIOR OFFERS IN STYLISH HOSIERY. BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all wool - Price- 11, -i 3. <> pair BLACK WOOL AND COTTON HOSE—Prices 1/11. ‘-*,'3 pair BLACK COTTON HOSE—Gieat Value at 1/- and 13 p.r BLACK LISLE HOSE for 2/(5 , t , pnlr BLACK LISLE HOSE, with BLACK AND WHITE LACE , {f o (i PLAIN WHITE LISLE HOSE - p ices 1/3, 2/” WHITE LISLE HOSE, with silk ankles I - I , COLOURED LISLE HOSE, m 2 /n paw MOTHERS^!— See our largo Mocks of CHILDREN’S SOUKS in tan, black, white, sky and tussore shmh s. all coo t dT ed w,th W. S. Mitchell, ” The Ladles* Speciality House,” HERETAUNCA STREET - HASTINGS.
DAINTY DRESS FABRICS They are beautiful and tasteful tn design. The Quality in every instance is excellent, and, of course, with these, as with everything else we sell, our prices are the best possible to obtain. FLORAL VOILES. 28in. Sky and Pink ground, small floral designs— 13 yard 28in. Light and Dark grounds, small figured patterns l.t’ yard 28in. Fawn, Grey, Sky, Pink grounds, large floral and /figured designs— 1/9 yard 28in. Pink and White grounds, floral patterns— I'll yard 36in Light grounds, spray patterns, special value— 1 - yard For Summer Promenade Dresses these materials are excellent, combining strength, beauty In the weaves; and the prices are Indeed moderate. FOR MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. Cotton Crimp Materials, 28 inches, pink ground, floral designs, also white grounds and diced designs-— Only BJd and ‘.‘(d yard WHITE PIQUES. These fashionable materials in soft weaves, heavy and fine cords. 29 inches —1/-, 1/3, 1/4 yard. 40 inches—l/9, 2/3, 2/6 yard 44in. Coloured Piques, Red, Saxe, Brown, Sand Colours-—*2/11 yd ALL WHITE READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS. DRESS SKIRTS—White Pique, White Galierdino, White Drill - C/6, B'6, 10/6, 19,'G WHITE BLOUSES. White Voile, plain and trimmed styles—--5/11, 7/11, 9/6, 11/6, 13/0, IS 6 White Muslin— -1/11, G/6, 7/tS, 8/11, 10/6, 1i 6 White Silk— 11,6, 13 U ’5/6 White Crepe-de-Chene— 19/6 - A nice choice of really pretty styles, quite new- dlsortminatlng buyers will find. Our Values to-day In many cases quite as good as former years. SUTHERLAND’S DRAPERS - WELLINGTON HOUSE, HASTINGS.
ladies Smart’ Footwear Ladies’ White Canvas Boots, high tops, — Dainty Styles in White Buck and Canvas Court Shoes — 12/6 to 29/6 nSSUBSKS&fr Children’s White Boots and Shoos for all the little ones. SEE OUR WINDOWS. N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY HASTINGS.
JL NEW MUSIC NOVELTIES AT DONTS Song: “WHEN THE JOY BELLS RING” (Barnes). (A song like “ Keep the Homes Fires Burning ”), brim full of popular sentiment. LATEST ANNUALS. FRANCIS Jr. DAY’S 37th SONG ANNUAL -Contains “ They Didn’t Believe Me.” “ Pack up your Troubles in your old Kit Bag,” and “ Smile.” FELDMANS 21st SONG ANNUAL -Contains “Blue Eyes,” “All Aboard for Dixie,” and a host of others as good. NEW WALTZES. “ THERE’S A LONG, LONG TRAIL ” (on the great Song Sureess), “THE PERFECT DAY ” Waltz (Jacobs-Bond). LATEST RECORDS. “COMING HOME,” “LITTLE GREY HOME IN THE WEST” (new supplies), and others equally charming. MUSIC DON’S STORE. HASTINGS.
CET EYE COMFORT I Comfort with Eye-glasses dejiends as much on wearing the right frame as on having correct lenses. Distance between the eye* is not the same in every adult. Perhaps the reason why your eyes still trouble you—even with glasses—is because the frame ia unsuitable. Let us find out what’s wrong. We give the closest attention to every little detail in the glasses we supply. Accuracy in Lenses and Fitting guaranteed We grind our own lenses —the only Ophtlfemio Opticians in Hawke’s Bay OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, BBDWNING STREET, NAPII* ’Phone 1M54. Box «7.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 273, 3 November 1916, Page 6
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