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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 52, 13 February 1918, Page 6

| —Qt - —| SHTBERLAND-MITCHELL | | AMALGAMATION | i kS® SAIE I ,S THE TALK 0F HASTINGS. | & The Goods are so high in quality, the stocks so varied, and the prices $ ft so low that quick and eager buying is the order of each day. | 8? fl ft « ft « ft INNUMERABLE BARGAINS | ft IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. COME IN AND SEE THESE. $ ft 5 g MILLINERY— . £ W fl ® READY-TO-WEARS—Pick 3/11 (worth 15/-) « ® UNTRIMMED—Pick 2/11 (worth 10/6) | ® WOMEN'S WHITE PIQUE HATS—Pick 2/6 (worth 7/11) « ® SHOWROOM— | ® WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES—Pick 14/11 (worth 35/-) ® , STRIPED JAP. CREPE DRESSES—Pick 2/11 (worth 15/6) jg ® One only BLACK ALPACA DUST COAT—Sale 10/6 (worth 35/-) f ® One only SKY POPLIN SPORTS COAT—Sale »/11 (worth 15/6) ® ® One onlv SAXE VELVET TEA GOWN—Sale 19/6 (worth 75/-) S 3? One onlv NAVY SILK OIL COAT—Sale 35/- (worth 60/-) g BLACK POPLIN & REPP BLOUSES—Pick 3/11 (worth 8/11) ® Z WHITE EMBROIDERED VOILE BLOUSES—Pick 3/6, 4/11 a g (worth 9/6, 11/6) $ ft WOMEN’S BLACK HOSE —2 pairs for 1/11, good value ® ft SMART FEATHER BOAS—Sale 11/6 (worth 15/6) ® ft SMART FEATHER BOAS—Sale 19/6 (worth 25/-) g ® A splendid selection of NECKWEAR— Pick 3d, 6d, 9d, 1/- g g ODD CORSETS at Sale Prices g § SMART SUMMER COSTUMES at Sale Prices § ( > VISIT— $ ! SUTHERLAND-MITCHELL’S I ft s g BIC AMALGAMATION SALE. g | THE PROGRESSIVE DRAPERS - - HASTINGS. $ ft ® ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®«®

QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS. ’Phone 1214. JQANNEVIRKE (gHOW. To be held o» WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 13th and 14th February, 1918. RAM FAIR, FRIDAY, FEB. 15th. A POPULAR FIXTURE And a FINE DISPLAY OF STOCK. Attractive features as usual, including Hunters’ Events, Wire Jumps, Driving and Turning Competitions, Bareback Riding, and a Sheep Dog Trial. In all sections there is wide scope for competition, and amongst Home Industries Needlework finds a place. VALUABLE CHALLENGE CUPS are allocated to gractically all classes of stock, and also to the Dairy Produce Section —for Export Butter and Cheese. The Dog Section has been further extended, and genertous provision made as regards Trophies and Prize Aloney. Schedule and all information way he obtained from the undersigned. ENTRIES CLOSE on JAN. 3lst. F. C. STUBBS, Secretary. pOR THE piCKLTNG REASON HAYWARD’S VINEGAR, 2/- gallon, 6d bottle. HAYWARD’S BEST TABLE VINE GAR, lOd hottie. ENGLISH VINEGAR, 1/- bottle. CROSSE * BLACKWELL’S, 1/3 bottle LAZENBY’S, 1/6 bottle. FRESH SPICES OF ALL KINDS. FRESH DAILY: WHEY BUTTER at 1/5 per lb. BOYLE & CO. CASH GROCERS - HASTINGS. 'Phone 270. yyiLLIAMS AND £JREAGH NAPIER AND HASTINGS. TF you are expecting goods from oversea, send the Bill of Lading and invoices to us, and we will clear through the Customs and forward. Don't have the bother of doing it yourself, on your mind, Besides it does not pay you. yM 7 HETHER yon prefer to send ’’ Greetings by Card or Stationery or Booklets, FRENCH has the selection. American Floral Beads from 26, Table Billiards 12 6. FRENCH, next P. 0.. WAIPUKURAU. 'Phone 197. P.O. Box ? . Medical authorities agree that, although there are many contributing causes, excess uric acid in the blood is ( the real cause of rheumatism, gc-ut • sciatica, lumbago and kindred diseases RHEUMO removes this excess urio acir* and thus Mldom fail* to cure. 2/6 and I