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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 81, 20 March 1919, Page 6

1 PHONE 6 BOX 6 A J v- .11 1 * -G 7 ill V / \ \ / cyj/ \ \ / / \Y/ MILLINERY WEEK EXPECTATION— Most of our patrons during the past few days have been inquiring for our NEW AUTUMN MILLINERY. ANTICIPATION— Our Models and Ready-to-Wears being designed exclusively for us, they are justified in anticipating a feast of style and originality. IDEALIZATIONIf you did not join in the "Expectation'’ or “Anticipation” do not fail to be at the “Realization,” as tlia importation wo have now opened up comprises a host of new and unique features. You will also find the prices extremely moderate. *' YOU ARC. SURE OF THE BEST AT BAIRD’S." BAIRD & Co., || THE LEADING DRAPERS AND MERCERS.

FOR GOOD LOOKS AND LONG WEAR NONE EXCELS “H B” BOOTS They are built of the finest quality leather obtainable. The models are made on lasts which are the result of long and patient care and experiment. These two factors combine to produce a perfect fitting and a splendid wearing boot. ; MEN’S BOX WALLABY BOOTS *O/- , MIN’S 1 )X WILLOW ( XLb BOOTS 52/6 MEN’S sIRONG WORKING BOOTS 19/6 > MEN’S NAILED BLUCHERS 13/6 N~EW ZEA LAN Pl New Clothing. Zealand I Factory.• HASTINGS Nothing I factory! HASTINGS.

1 CW 2 N? AU" 1 ?'/ V k V w ' ' f | Your New Hat is Ready, Sir! | Choosing your new hat is the easiest matter in the *lOl Id hero, | for wo have a large selection ot bats latest shape's -m which each S of the world’s leading makers are well represented. s Of course, I pit Hats dominate Init still wo hold exrolhant russortg ments ot Caps and Derbies. A GREAT VARIETY MODEST PRICES. Will we ba seeing you to-day. CARI_ SON &> DODDS ! SPECIALISTS IN - LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. NEXT GRAND HOTEL : : : HASTINGS.

NERVE IRON NERVE IRON A Special Tonic for the m rve.i and a proved Bomed.v loi mH disorders resulting from .1 roduoed state of the nervous system. Highly valuable ns a speetic for anaemia in femalos. Acts promptly when the nerves are overstrained, and the brain-—the seat of mind and the great nervous system is in a seuse impoverished. NERVE IRON Acts in a simple manner, hirst it stimulates and then feeds the nerves-with the nutriment they need for repair. Nerve Iron is supplied in bottles containing 30 to tit) doses, and the pt ice is 3 u. Obtainable from 111. J. HISLOP) ’ CHEMI S T S.