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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 235, 18 September 1922, Page 6

COAT FROCKS AND COSTUMES Spring's newest models are here assembled -ifor your selection. Beautifully tailored garments cut to fashion’s latest decree, yet the prices represent JV’ Hawke’s Bay’s Keenest Values a COAT FROCKS— vA / A* £ I PANAMA CLOTH in Navy, Grey, y. \ jr. 1 Grey, Bottle.—Price £5 5/-. Vir'il * t if; PANAMA CLOTH in Saxo and Putty, r~~ ’’’' trimmed Cable Stitchinz, 89 6. f-r-» — i ' GABARDINES, Putty IS,-. Nigger, fl 'is 1 trimmed steel beads, silk stitching, 0 W fIT ■ £7 19/6. Grey, trimmed self braid, B >! f £8 19 6. ft /-'f t jl NAVY SERGE. £5 5/’, Trimmed Iff 1..\ Gold Silk Stitching, 75/-, £5 5/-. jfl SPV NAVY CLOTH. £4 19.8. ’I |l I COSTUMES- J | |Wk NAVY SERGE, trimmed Black Silk g u ii Braid. £8 10/-. Q ; T NAVY SERGE, Belted. £5 5/-. i V J * NAVY PANAMA, Embroidered Black ' * Stitching, £7 7/-. .. PANAMA. Putty, Eawn, Saxe, £8 8/-, GABARDINE, trimmed steel beads, I I \ £9 9/-. I \ _ GABARDINE, Mole, Nigger, Silk Biaid j \ \\e=. Trimming, £9 9/-. I \\ Sa PANAMA. Grev, £8 8/-. Henna, \-S 1 ' £9 9/-. W AN EARLY CALL IS URGED, AS THE BEST WILL SOON GO. MMUM I MIKMI, “The Ladies’ Store” :: :: HASTINGS.

Smart Shoes for Spring New Styles Fine Qualities Good Values Grand Choice LADIES’ BLACK SUEDE OXFORD SHOES. Latest flat heels Price 48/-. LADIES’ CHAMPAGNE OXFORD SHOES. Latest style. Price 49 6. LADIES WHITE KID SHOES. Latest Fancy Strap. Price 39 6 LADIES’ BLACK GLACE OXFORD SHOES. Imitation Brogue, smart heel. Price 45/-. LADIES’ VELVET LACE SHOES. Great Value. Price 12.6. LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS COURTS. Smart Styles. Price 8 11. MEN’S NIGGER BROWN OXFORD SHOES. Very latest Price 49/6. MEN’S WHITE BUCK CRICKET BOOTS. Best Quality. Price 55/NFV/ ZEALAND*] NEW CLOTHINC ZEALAND FACTORY. | CLOTH I NO FACTOftV|

Wall Papers BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Special Discount 33 1-3 on all Wall Papers bought during the Spring Month of September A. J. EATON Wall-Paper Merchant, Hastings

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