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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 232, 13 September 1922, Page 3

, n A Gorgeous Display New Summer Frocks rm aa<l Knitted Silk Jumpers —’Westerman Co’s. O ur Showroom is now resplendent with ell latest fIHBmLA fashions in Ladies’ Summer Frocks, Knitted Silk Jumpers and Silk Cardigane. There are smartly ’ finished and daintily trimmed, embracing all the * most favoured °<* lours offering thia season. LADIES’ SUMMER FROCKS in dainty French SPONGE CLOTH FROCKS, both useful and Georgette, Silk Foulard, Crepe-de-Chine, both beautiful for everyday dur "’« ‘ Plain and Figured and Knitted Silks. A summer months A very smart range of glorious assortment, ofg cotours at popular KN)T^p S r JUMPERS m'7’l the newest SIT rIC CARDfoANS Very new and smart in shades and designs, comprising Jersey Silk SILI plain A "otour A s N and": r /ect n i e v: rtripls. Our and Hand-knittec. Jumpers in Prices 75/-, 79/6 up. fine ran E e of shades. Our prices 39/6 up. WESTERMAN & Co. The Ready-Money Drapers HASTINGS

IVTRS. ELDER’S TOILET ROOMS, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. 'Phone 737.—Cutting, Singeing Children’s Crop, Electric, Hand, and Vibro Massage; also Violet Ray Treatment for the head and face: Marcel Waving; Camilatone Tonic Shampoo; Henna Tinting and Dyeing; English “Permanol” and “Inesto” Dyee stocked in all shades. fYUR WINTER SALE. Balance of " Velvet Shoes going at 10/6. Queen Quality Button and Lace Boots 12/6 (sizes 3 and 4 only). Men’s 45/Balmorals 29/6. WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. UR WINTER SALE. Warm Slippers, 3/6. Many dozens of first quality Slippers heavily reduced, ranging from 5/11 to 8/11. AU Great Bargains. WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. fkUK WINTER RALE. Men’s Heavy Cookhams, 27/6. Nailed Tights 22/6. Nailed Shooters 22/6. Chrome Derby Balmorals 25/-. Solid, reliable Winter Goods. WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. “ ATLANTIC ” BENZINE. ’’ ATLANTIC ” BENZINE. WHICH IS THE VERY BEST. Over 40 satisfied and regular consumers in this district which machines ranging from Holt’s bigsrest lorry to the small Saxon Car. Ask any of them. Cost 35/9 by the shipload to land. Now being sacrificed at 18/- per case in 100 case lots. Smaller quantities available at slightly increased prices. Only 1,000 cases left. Ogfi M A N * CO., ■Wholesale Agents. Or— A. J. RENOUF. c/o J. A. Miller, HASTINGS. WEST END FRUIT DEPOT. Famous for Luscious Island Oranges, Juicy Lemons, Sturmer, Delicious, Rome Beautv and Ballarat AEPl<‘,B- - Swede 'Turnins and Prime Table Potatoes. Free of all diseases. Make us your store—it pays. T. CLARKSON. LTD. ULL E T T For HOODS & PAINTING Station Street. HASTINGS. DO YOU GARDEN? New Seeds arrived (London direct), from our reputable firm. Vegetable, Flower. Agricultural Seeds and Choicest Sweet Peas Seeds. Planting time. Order how. Fruit, Shelter and Ornamental Trees. (Horton’s Agency). We stock Chaff, Lawn Grass. Peas, Produce, etc. Specially Wreaths and Boquets. Seed Guite gratis. A. W. KUMMER A CO., (Late Armstrong A Haining), opp. P.O. Queen Street Hastings. Box 167. ’Phone 447 TWO HOURS’ MOTORINC. HASTINGS-NAPIER-HASTINGS. DAILY ROUND-TRIP SERVICE. rpHE TRIBUNE brings under notice that its motor car runs daily (Sundays excepted) between Hastings and Napier, going via Pakowhai, Taradale, and Greenmeadows, and returning via Clive and Mangateretere. Passengers will be dropped at any point on the route. The car leaves the Tribune Office, Hastings, at 3.30 p.m. daily, arriving back at 5.30 p.m. 5/- ROUND TRIP 5/5/. ROUND TRIP 5/2/6—FROM TOWN TO TOWN—2/6 Intermediate fares as under* Hastings to Pakowhai, 1/-; Taradale, 1/6; Greenmeadows, 2/-. Napier to Clive, 1/-; Man gate retire, 1/6. “DRINKO” CURES ALCOHOLISM. Excessive drinking is a disease. The system impregnated with alcohol poison is in an abnormal condition. Every nerve cell is crying out for stimulation This irresistible craving is practical evidence of disease. “Drinko” cures alcoholism by driving out the poison from the system. Read what one user writes : “It is seven months since I was cured, and with the same tempation I have not the slightest desire for drink.”