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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 200, 17 August 1921, Page 6

CORSETS THIS IS THE POPULAR STORE IN T'k - HASTINGS FOR CORSET VALUES 3T AT ANY TIME. s' ..sW S AVe have every confidence in the values ffl \ that we are offering. The increasing IS \ sales have forced us io enlarge this del, 7’\ \ pai tmeiit, and customers will experi\A' 'I ) .? \ \ euce much comfort and pleasure lu f \ \ making their purchases. /V " A I\ Vo stock WARNER’S D. & A., //tVA I B. & C., P.D. and W.B. / / 1- \ \ I 8/6 Some Odd Makes and Sizes to // t- . . \ Clear. / / \ \ 9, 6 White Batiste Corset, 4 clasps / ) Z I \ and suspenders. ; •. . 15/6.—White Jean Corset. Low bust, / I lotlg sISrtS. • '• '.! 16, 6 Coloured Corsets, pink, sky and |j J mauve. ; H 16/6.—White Jean, 5 clasps, low waist -sAs-i ! J ' an d top. Good strong corset. ... • 18/6 A Matron’s Corset, grey; 5 i- , ■ - j clasps. Well boned and webbed. 27/6.—White or Drab Coutille; whalei boned ; double skirt corset to size, . - ..J 36 inch. BRASSIERS. Sizes 31 to 44.—From 6'll. MOVFX LIBERTY BODICES, White or Drab. Sizes 1 to W.—brom 3/6 to 6/6. . Maid’s QUILLED BODICES, White. Sizes 2 to 7,—From 4/3 Sutherland s Mitchell, TTSe Progressive Drapers, The Ladies' Store - - Hastings.

“Lihe Father Lihe sen. They «ay the boy is father to the man— r , ' r $ C > bo he is I But in matters of clothing the K- 5 father takes his natural position as guide C ! and dictator of his boy’s view with regards ' V-’V I* S to the Suits he wears. ~ > f That is why thousands of New Zealand , 'j| (kJjXISSZk C > youths wear “H. 8. Su.t*. 1 heir lathers I:i C C did before them. * V \ jh f Special Values in < ? BOY’S SUITS 5 Boys’ All Wool Colonial Tweed SPORT S > SUITS, in smart brown and greys. Hie WTO S » genuine H.B| make.—From 35/“ y,'' ~r» S Boys’ RAINPROOF <fc TWEED OVER- C > COATS in smart shades ' and stylisli J < makes and best quality.—From 35/-. > < Boys’ SCHOOL SHORTS in good strong Brown and Grey Colonial X > Tweeds; also Navy Serge.—From 9/6. Z i Boys’ ALL \VOOL HOSE with fancy tops.—From 3/6. } Boys’ Strong SCHOOL BOOTS, splendid value.—From 16/6. 1 C NeW Clothing f ( Zealand Factory f / MABTIHB* ***«***- |

a. XffWz BBaßreg ' ;-a YOUR search for a gift will end the moment you see these at Garland’s. Your mind will be at rest, and you will purchase, too, when you have inspected and compared the quality and you are always welcome to call. s.o. J EWELLER - Hertaung* Si, Hastings. I

qp pLARK S O N, L TD ' THESE LINES ARE CHEAP. BWEDE TURNIPS.—IOIbs 1/-; 201bs. 1/9: 401bs, 3/-; 7/6 cwt. ONIONS (Brown Spanish), 61bs. 1/-; 121bs. 1/9; 241b5., 3/3. WE STOCK ALL SPRAYING MATERIALS. Agents for T. HORTONS, LTD. “Horton’s Trees Grow.” T. CLARK S 0 N, I. TD. GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS HASTINGS. WILKINS, trained St. Helen’s. 1 Wellington, has vacancies for Parents at her Registered Maternity Hospital. 506 Nelson Street. Hast lap? 'Pbon* (U mHOIfPSON’S, Furnishers. Hastings.— I We must reduce our stock, and to quit quickly are offerinc 20 per cent. Discount. For all Electro-Medical Work and oases needing Massage treatment, JJAROLD g. jgAYLISa ELECTRO-MEDICAL MASSEUR (late Rotorua Massage Institute) Corner KING & KN"'-HT STREETS. HASTINGS. ’Phone 604. NURSE IN ATTENDANCE. NOTICE! TXTE desire to announce that ’ ’ the Pharmacy IS NOW OPEN, under the management of Mr. F. EAGLE, MJ*.S. HAVELOCK BHARMACY.