MB n P \ - 3j /r AUTUMN DRESS NEEDS h - «JT i » - Velour ■' ' -I T k“' •<>*''• I Fashion’s Leading Favourite THERE CAN BE NO POSSIBLE DOUBT-VELOUR IS THE FABRIC FOR THE COMING SEASON. IT’S USE WILL BE ALMOST UNIVERSAL. IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY SEEN OUR FINE DISPLAY OF THIS DELIGHTFUL FABRIC CALL AND DO SO WITHOUT DELAY. THERE’S NOTHING TO EQUAL THIS RANCE ANYWHRE IN THE DISTRICT, EITHER FOR QUALITY, VALUE OR VARIETY. Sample ranges are now ready lor distribution WRITE IF YOU CANNOT CALL GLENCORSE, striped Serges in new designs and VELOURS. Plain and fancy, in a large range of colourings, 44in. wide.— New Season’s Cash colours. 54 inches wide.— New Season's Cash Prloe 6/6 yard. Price from 10/6 to.lB/6. • Colonial COSTUME VELOUR, for Coatings, Costumes, Coat Frocks, etc. Stocked in the fol- Also large collection of Cloths, Velours, Crepe lowing shades. Fawn, Brown. Clerical Grey. Marocain, Taffetas, Shot Mousseline, Chiflon Jade, Navy; 56 incites wide.— New Season’s Velveteens, Novelty Silks, etc., all suitable Cash Price 13/9 yard. for Costumes, Skirts, Dresses, etc. OH! LOOK AT THESE Super Values in Grocery and Crockery WHEN YOU CONSIDER HOW LARGELY THESE ITEMS CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES, YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT OUR LOW CASH PRICES PUT YOU ON THE ROAD TO ECONOMY WITHOUT ANY SACRIFICE. Just study these few examples MERCURY MOTOp. SPIRIT,Cash price 22/- case STONE HOT WATER BOTTLES, Hat.—Cash LAUREL KEROSENE. Cash Price l«/ 6 case. Prie » and 8/6. WILSON’S MALT EXTRACT, 11b. Jars 2/-; 21b. PEPPER SHAKERS.— larc q/R rash nri(» Cash Pr,ce bd each. sha kwZip -i bar. far ia/a b«. MEDIUM TUMBLERS.-Cash Price 7/6 dozen. SHAMROCK SOAP, 3 bars for 2/6; 16/6 box OD j, CUPS—Cash Price 1/-eaoh caBh P rlce ’ WHITE JUGS (best)— Cash Prices 2/6, 3/-, 3/6. McCLINTON’S BARILLA SOAP, 1/3 pkt. cash. WHITE & GOLD CUPS AND SAUCERS LUX, 3/6 dozen, cash price. Cash Price 6/11, half doz. SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE AND SAVE COUNTRY CUSTOMERSI Our March Issue of the Mall Order Shopping Guide is now ready. Write for your copy if you have not yet received one. It tells of WONDERFUL SAVINGS. OUAUTYCOUNTS AT zf ,
WALKER’S NURSERY. OMAHU ROAD, HASTINGS. Jr Telephone—B3s. EUCALYPTUS GUMS.-AII the best varieties in Pots and Boxes. Hedge and Shelter Trees, Cupressus, Lawsoniana, Shiubs, Acacias, Roses etc-, Fruit Trees, Gooseberries, etc. FLORAL WORK,—We specialise in this department, Wreaths, Bouquets and Floral Emblems executed at the shortest notice. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
Powdrell Bros. MOTOR ENGINEERS EASTBOURNE STREET - HABTINCB 1 New Spring Tip Dray, 30 cwt, 1 Light Spring Wagon, 2 ton, £4O £4O 1 Five-horse Coach £2O 1 Light Express £2O 1 Arrol Johnston Motor Lorry, 1 Heavy Waggon. 4-ton, double 1 ton £lBO shafts and pole £5O Also Gigs and Harness. jßudge Whit worth fi RBritain’s Best Bicycle fl Dirtributors: E. REYNOLDS & CO.. LTD,, W.-Uiugim,.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 77, 15 March 1923, Page 7
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