X PHONE e BOX e X I A Special Display of Dress Goods For Home Sewing Week This week we are giving Special Prominence to Dress Materials in Silk, Wool and Cotton. We have an abounding wealth of choice, and the standard of value, now that prices are so much lower, will be both gratifying and eminently satisfactory to buyers. 30-inch .TAP. CREPES in White and All Colours, WHITE SWISS PIN SPOT MUSLINS. 2/6. 3/6. 1/11 yard. CREAM FUGI SILKS, good heavy weights, 36in. and 40in. CREPES, English fine make, 5/11, 6/6 yard. White and All Colours. 2/11, 3/6, 3'll yd. sGin. ALT. Vt OOL CREAM GABARDINE. Mon40in SMART CHECK GINGHAMS. Our Price derful value, 16/6 yard. 1/11 yard. 40in. SILK & WOOL EOLIENNES, Saxe, Grey, Single width ZEPHYRS and GINGHAMS, from Black. Fawn, Naw. 12/6 yard. 1/6 yard COLOURED SILK SHANTUNGS. Saxe. Henna, 40in. AVHITE & FLORAL VOILES, 2/3. 2/6 Fawn. Rose. Mole. Reseda, 9/11 yard. to 3/11 yard. “SPUNELLA” De CHENES, a pure spun silk, in 40n. MERCERISED FOULARDS. 2/11. 3/11 yd. smart stripes. Various colours. «'6 yard. Double width Heavy-weight STRIPED SPONGE WHITE COLOURED SILKS, 3/11, 4/11 to CLOTHS, 6/6 and 7/11 yard. 6/6 yard. 40in. MATT SUITINGS, in plain colours and 36in. NAVY SATIN MERVE, nice heavy weight, floral designs, 3/6, 3/11 yard. 13/6 yard. \ FIVE PER CENT. (1/- IN £) DISCOUNT FOR CASH OFF ALL THESE PRICES. — BAIRD’S LEADING DRAPERS and MERCERS, X' Heretaunga St. Hasting* xu mil ft
THE NEW DEGREES OF FASHION We are now showing an excellent display in our Showrooms of Models depicting the latest Parisian and English Suggestions. Every garment has its own special mark of distinction. Although our values are higher to-day than ever/our priced are so reasonable as to be within the reach of all. It is impossible to describe our largo and varied assortment of Costumes, Frocks, Skirts, Blouses, Jumpers and Golfers, but we will be delighted to show them if you will favour us with a visit. STYLISH MODEL COAT <fc SKIRT in Nigger STYLISH MODEL COAT A SKIRT in Nigger Gabardine, Coat gathered at sides, and Gabardine, short sacque Coat neatly tucked handsomely worked in pretty designs with and stitched with Gold Tinsel; Skirt tucked tan and orange silk stitching, lined through- and stitched at hips to correspond with out with sood quality silks. The Skirt is Coat.— l 3 guineas. smartly cut to match the Coat, gathered at SMART COSTUME IN NAVY BLUE GABARback and finished narrow belt.—l2 guineas. DINE; has rows of narrow Black Braid ORIGINAL COSTUME IN MOLE GABARDINE, passing over shoulders. The skirt is cut to has three-quarter coat, roll collar, fastened match the Coat and braiding makes an effecone button, narrow belt, smartly trimmed t j ve fi n i b h. Coat lined with Jap. Silk.— white and mole stitching finished with the £g 19/6 new eyelet holes. Coat lined with Grey A NOVELTY CApE jn JJlack Charmeu , # with COSTUME in Cream Serge with Faint XT. SUE* ““ Tho Skirl i. Phinly out, jwth.r.J ,li e l,H y buhwm. beneath a narrow belt. Coat half-lined in STYLISH SKIRTS in Silk Fibre, well cut, in Jap Silk.—B guineas. Sr^ al ’ I ur P le . Sulphur, Nigger, Black and WELL TAILORED COAT * SKIRT in Putty " hite.—sJ guineas; 4 guineas. Gabardine; Coat is smartly trimmed with A HANDY SKIRT IN NAVY GABARDINE & braid of self colour, finished with narrow SERGE. Knife and Box Pleated, finished belt. Lined throughout with Figured Satin. with narrow belt around waist line. All sizes. —l4 guineas. 35/- to 4 guineas. THE D.S.L., NAPIER
HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CAR. THE S WIF T THE SWIFT Wo have at the present time in stock models of the 10 h.p. and the 12 li.p. (post-war design) in this famous Car. THE SWIFT represents the last word in modern motor engineering, for the Swift works at Coventry have no superior in the world. ECONOMY THE WATCHWORD. A higher initial cost with a greatly reduced yearly outlay are elements in this proposition. When you buy a Swift you become the owner of a car that carries distinction with it on every journey, and You save money in petrol, oil, tyres and repairs. The Swift is rarely seen in a motor repair shop. JJAWKE’S BAY AUTOS LTD., Local Distributors. EMERSON STREET, NAPIER. HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS. RookfteUers 1 Librarian# FAIL’S Stationer* News Agent* “THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE OF COOMBE” By Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett. A Masterly, Pathetic, Unforgettable Story of Modern Times. Price 6/-. Posted 6/6. FAIL’S FOR BOOKS. Station Street, :: Hastings. ' Telephone—los7. BIG VALUE Soldiers’ Block, 2 for 1/10. New Novels regularly by post. Sunshine Purses and Wallets. MARSDEN’S BOOK CO. EMERSON STREET NAPIER ' RL. BAKER, the Licensed Electrician, ! • will do your electrician work properly, promptly and cheaply. Phone 1334. ford! THE UNIVERSAL CAR, TRUCK & TRACTOR. Chassis £165 Ton Truck £230 Run’bout £l9l Tractor £225 Touring £203 — Demountable Rims and Spare Rim, Tyre and Carrier, £l2 extra on cars. Ford Lighting and Starting Equipment £3O extra for any model above prices f.o.b. Wellington. J. E. PEACH & CO FORD AGENTS HAPIER AND HASTINGS.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 21 September 1922, Page 6
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