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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 301, 22 November 1918, Page 6

WARM WEATHER WEARABLES TUSSORE SILKS in strong weaves and reliable weights 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6 yard TUSSORE CORD SILK, heavy weight— 8/11 yard FUCI SILK— 5/6 yard FUCI AND TjUSSORE SILK GARMENTS— Costumes — 65/-, 69/6, 73/9, 79/6 Coat Frocks— Three-quarter Dust Coats — 65/- and 105/Sports Coats— 37/6 and 47/6 Ladies’ Blouses— 17/6 and 27/6 Children’s Jibbers, trimmed check — 9/6, 10/6, 11/6 Tussore Bloomers— 9/6, 10/6 Ladies’ Tussore Hats— 6/6, 9/11, 10/6, 11/6 Children’s Tussore Hats — 3/9, 4/3 FOR SEASONABLE WEARABLES AT REASONABLE VALUES—VISIT SUTHERLAND & MITCHELL THE PROGRESSIVE DRAPERS AND LADIES’ OUTFITTERS, HASTINGS.

The Things of Peace “MUSIC IN THE HOME” AND A PIANO. We can assist you to becoipe the possessor of a fine PIANO. You have known, all through those dreary war days, what it meant to be without a Piano. You know what it means to-day to be without music in the home. OUR SPECIAL SERVICE is to give you the benefit of our practical knowledge and to sell you a good, reliable PIANO at a reasonable price—a price to suit your purse. LET US SERVE YOU. MAY WE? HASTINGS.

r THE CHURCH ARMY HUT (SOITEN c THE LAST BIT OF HELP A MAN GETS BFFORF GOING K the ' AND THE FIRST BIT OF HELP ll£ GETS 'VHEN HE COMESi&feteW) ■■ -7-’ CL 1p p Help to win the War! By Supporting THE CHURCH ARMY (Registered under tho War Charities Act, 1916) In its varied activities for helping OUR GALLANT MEN IN THE FIELD and their Dependents. Sir Douglas Haig said: “ One could not pay too high a tribute to the comfort and inspiration of the C.A. Huts.” This is officially recognised by the conferring of the “ Order of the British Empire ” on (our C.A. Hut workers. twenty Huts lately given by New Zealand friends of the C.A. These will help to replace the 100 taken by the Germans. Soldiers write: Our Huts and Tents are “ Homes away from Home,” as are others. Two hundred thousand soldiers find a “ Home away from Home ” in our Huts daily. £lOO required weekly to maintain the 20 Huts given from New Zealand, k Ten more of £5OO each will shortly be added. Yon are invited to help in this Empire work and communicate with i!t, Military Aifairs, Wellington; or Effi THE HON. SECRETARY for New Zealand, Ormondville. I®

k . /l. ? How often has the quaint charm of your little toddler gzr 1 r brought the exclamation from you—“ Wish I had a Kodak now I" - Get a Kodak and keep a family Kodak siory of the children and the home. Remember that Kccai; pictures live for ever. Your litt'e one can never live to-dav r/r* JJ * f over again. Make a permanent record of these nierry .•Atyff • hours with an Aulcgraphic Kodak—yon can write the date and title on the film at the time you take i:. Any Kodak Dealer will ,how you how. Kodaks cost from 40/- Brownies cost from 10/Sold by AU Kodak Dealers And KODAK (Australasia) LTD.. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, D ine an