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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 285, 17 November 1916, Page 4

1916 BATHING COSTUMES AND CAPS JUST ARRIVED. And we are making a SPECIAL DISPLAY in our large ISLAND WINDOW for a few days. The Styles and Colours are ahead of anything previously shown, and despite the fact that it is war time, prices have not advanced' to any extent. When down town, have a look at our Windows, then come and handle the goods for yourself. You must be tempted to purchase—the price will do that. Our advice is, BE EARLY, as the quantities are limited, and remember, the best values always go first, and you don’t want to be left, do you? Boys' dnd Cirls’ One-piece Suits—l/- to 5/6 Ladies’— 3/6, 3/11, 5/6 to 15/6 (The latter price being all-wool). Men’s—2/6, 2/11, 3/11 to 12/6 , Rubber Caps—l/-, 1/6, 2/6 to 6/6 REMEMBER !—A GREAT DISPLAY. THOMSON’S ■ THE DRAPERS HASTINGS. 1

THAT WHICH MAKES THE HOME BEAUTIFUL. THRESH CUT FLOWERS daily to be -T had at Armstrong and Haining’s Great variety of Bedding-out and Vegetable Plants in season. Wedding Bouquets, Memorial Wreaths carefully and promptly executed. — ARMSTRONG AND HAINING, Seed Merchants and Florists, Station street, Hastings. Town Agents for Horton’s, Ltd. PAPER TRANSFERS. /CONSIGNMENT just arrived includei '■J Nightdress and Camisole Tops, Rol Collars, Children’s Jackets and Dresses Baskets, Sprays. D’Oyleys, Table Cen tres, Scalloping, etc. Mallard Floss anr Fibrone in endless variety of shades Real Torchon Lace in pretty designs.R. A. STRANG, "Everybody’s ” Store Heretaunga street. Hastings.