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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 18, 4 January 1922, Page 6

’PHONE: 6 BOX 6 A How do you Know that you are Buying Right? Are you guided by SERVICE, SELECTION or GENERAL SATISFACTION? Or do you prefer to rely on the name which is a guarantee of all three. That’s how you Know! LADIES’ BLACK LLAMA FINISH HOSE. 1 /6 pair. LADIES’ BLACK OR WHITE LISLE HOSE. I 9 pair. LA ALL WOOL FINE BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. 3/11 pair. I -1 BATHING CAPS, assorted styles and colours, 2/3 to 6 6. | J ADIES’ SUPERIOR COTTON VESTS, low neck, no sleeves, 2/3 each. , WHITE COTTON BLOOMERS, 2 11 pair. LADIES’ TUSSORE SILK BLOOMERS, 10 6 pair lfAh COLONIAL ALL WOOL FLANNELS, 2/3 yard. B?, l v 'K™. Z J- PHYRS ' Checks ami stripes. 1 'll. 26, 2 11. x-1• vi Navy dye with neat spots or Howers, 2/3 yard. NURSERY FLANNELETTES 9d, 1 '3 1/6 yard MEN’S BLACK COTTON SOX 1/2 pair. J ' MEN’S WHITE LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS 1 - each LISLE SOX, Black or Colours 1 U palr MEN S CYLKCEL” PYJAMAS, Famous for Wear, 11/6 suit. BAIRD'S LEADING DRAPERS and MERCERS, Heretaunga-SL : . . Hastings. «.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN JUMPER-BLOUSES. When travelling, nothing could be handier than one of these charming X A. models. They are equally attractive and suitable for sports attire. / IDEAL HOLIDAY WEAR. / // '] V 7] DAINTY VOILE BLOUSES & JUMPERS with hand-embroidery and /A'J ■ ' '4l hem-stitching, Round and square necks, sleeves below the elbow. z\r']' r' Jf) „ 12/6, 13,6, 15/6, 18/6 / J'llf BLOUSES & JUMPERS IN CREPE De CHENE, White and Colours. / Models and Shirt Styles.— 28 6 to 79/6 / '/'I OKI INEXPENSIVE SPORTS SHIRTS. Sizes 14, 15, 15J, 16. In Voie //TufJ ufl Mercerised Lawns and Linens.— 15/6 to 22/6 / ( U A 1 DRESS SKIRTS. -o=4 | ' j SKIRTS IN STRIPED GABARDINE. Heliotrope and White. Saxe and 1 ‘ White, lawn and White, style eased into waist with belt Inset pockets.— p r . i(!e 22 6 COUNTRY RESIDENTS SKIRLS IN SELF-COLOURED SPONGE CLOTH, finished with belt ■»«.. and pockets. Vieux Rose, Saxe, Fawn. Mole. Light Blue Prce 37 6 MAIL YOUR OROERSI SKIRTS IN STRIPED SPONGECLOTH, Heliotrope and Saxe, Stripes D , eased to waist with belt, cross bands trim the sides Price 39'6 postage Paid for Cash jjui. luwilML. I l..B.l~l?’Tn7re' -im mu- — — - _

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. 4 M. BRODIE, Veterinary Surgeon, will resume Practise in the course of a few days. lOST. on Il&stings Racecourse lawn: J Gold Expanding Wristlet Watch. Valued as keepsake. Good reward on returning to 613, Tribune. Hastings. lOST, in Hastings, on Saturday: Lady’s J Bicycle. Please return to Police St at ion, H astings. j*J ll > WANTED: Experienced Day Porter. Apply Albert, Hotel, Hastings. (9) IpOR SALE: Superior House, 5 rooms; bath gas. elec, li/ht. Near Clive Square. Napier. Write “House,” Tribune, Napier. TpOR SALE: Well-built three-roomed -fi- House, at Havelock. Electric light; shed, fowl run. etc. Nearly one acre, half in commercial apples, also few peaches and pears. Immediate possession. Price £7OO. Apply 612, Tribune. Hastings. A GREAT SNIP. CHEVROLET, with Colonial Body built for four. Guaranteed in firstclass order. Self-starter, five tyres, smart appearance and economical to run. Great value at £225. pjAWKE’S BAY AUTOS, LTD. Solo Distributors HASTINGS & NAPIER.

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