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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 235, 11 September 1924, Page 6

PHONE e SOX 9 Painty Millinery That Instantly Appeals Hats that Via with Spring in thair Dainty Freshness and Bright ) I ' Colourings , / \ \ LADIES WILL BE IN THEIR ELEMENT AMONGST OUR i/) A ( EXQUISITE SELECTION OF SMART MODELS FROM LONDON /// /1 ' I • * AND PARIS. // / 1 ‘ CHARMING MODEL HAT, in Champagne Marocain, with short // / 1 ‘ ✓ back. Trimmed motifs and foliage to tone. Wonderful / / ) value, 48/6. F -.1 < \ LOVELY PICTURE HAT, covered Oriental Embroidered Silk. i Brim underlined cinnamon marocain. Daintily trimmed ) flowers and foliage. Priced at 49/6. I A very becoming style for a matron in BLACK FIGURED SATIN I with floral crown. At 49/6. LARGE TRANSPARENT MODEL HAT in Cire Lace and Satin, ’ with lace rosettes and, forget-me-not trimming. Only 47/6. MATRON’S MAUVE TOQUE, in Figured Satin READY-TO-WEARS, Smart and Serviceable, and Coronet of Floral Ribbon. Smartly trim- Amongst our large assortment, we have a hat med flowers and grapes. A very stylish hat for every face. The latest trimmings include for 49/6. Oriental Scarves, Ruched Silk and Pleated ALLURING MODEL HAT in Saxe Blue, with Ribbons. Prices range from 23/6 to 45/". transparent brim. Merv Silk Crown, trimmed sunset daisies. A charming hat for a bridesmaid at 49/6. HAT TALKS.—Our Miss Calvert will be “HENDERSON” HATS (the hat that fits the pleased to discuss Millinery with you in all its head and retains its shape). New styles, latest phases. Hats made to order, customers latest shapes. A splendid selection. From own ideas faithfully carried out. re-modelling and 29/6. re-trimming. Orders promptly executed. X. Leading Drapers and Mercers Hastings

SPECIAL SPRING DISPLAY IN OUR MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT BUY YOUR LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD LINES FROM THE D.S.L., WHO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER, AND OFFER THE VERY BEST VALUE AT THE KEENEST PRICE. 56in. MERCERISED DAMASK, neat pattern, COLOURED BEDSPREADS, for single beds, in good heavy cloth for hard wear. Price 3/9 shades of blue, pink, helio, green. Frio* Per yard. 12/8 each. 70-ineh LINEN DAMASK, neat floral and conventional designs. Tip-top value. Price 7/11 DIAPHALINE, 42 inches wide, the ideal fabric per yard. ' or underwear, in shades of lemon, pale blue, COLOURED TOWELS, size 24 x 48. Heavy llcli o, P ink > aPP>e green. Price 2/8 per yard. ■ HUCKABACK, 24 inches wide. Suitable for SHEETING for double h« ds j making towels and for fancy work. Price Twill or Herringbone, from the world’s best J makers. Price 3/11 per yard, z y FORFAR for Ten Towels, 29 inches wide. Good MADAPOLAM, 40 inches wide, suitable for wearing proposition. Price 1/4 per yard. underwear. Price 1/9 per yard. ACXne The D.S.L., Napier DRAPERS, MERCERS, FURNISHERS. THE STORE THAT STOCKS WHAT THE PUBLIC REQUIRES—AND SELLS IT.

LATE ADVEK7ISEMENTS, SMART Junior Clerk wanted immediately for office. Temporary appointmentonly, but may be permanent. Apply before 10 a.m. personally at the Hawae s Bay Fruitgrowers Ltd., King Street, Hastings. H.B. COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE, Napier, Sept. 9, 1924. RENDERS for CONSTRUCTING x PROTECTION WORKS at the Esk River mouth, will be received up till 10 o’clock a.m. on THURSDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1924. Plans and particulars can be seen at the County Office, Napier. A. H. FERGUSON, County Clerk. WEBB’S CASH DRAPERY Arc now showing A Hugo Assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS All marked at their ± umous Bow Prices. Remarkable value iu COTTUN I'ItOUKS from 8/11 SILK KNITTED FROCKS 78/SILK JUMPERS 19,8 50 MARABOUT CAPES in Grey, White, Nigger 21/6, 25/-, 39/6, 45,COTTON FABRICS, in all the latest Marocain designs 2/11, 3/6, 5/6 CHECK ZEPHYRS, 40in., 1/3 and 1/6 IMITATION FUGI SILK, 40in. 2/9 Do.' with fancy stripes 3/6 A large consignment of the latest in MILLINERY, FLOWERS, etc. HASTINGS CHEAPEST DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. NEW BOOKS AT FAIL’S. “The Burden,” Jeffery E. Jeffery 6/“The Passionate Quest,” E. Phillips Oppenheim, 6/-. “The Three of Clubs,” Valentine Williams, 6/-. “A.5.F.,” John Rhode, 6/-“To-morrow and To-morrow,” Stephen McKenna, 6/-. “Some Do not,” F. M. Ford, 6, -. “So Big,” Edna Ferber, 7, 6. “The Comedy of Peter Taunton, G. P. Robinson, 6/-. “College Days.” Stephen Tx?a(ock, 6,0 Postage 6d extra. T7IAMILY GROUPS. When you get together have a photograph taken. | Appointments for day or night. Audios AJhone 315 / heretaunga Hastings nx m-JID-WLNTER BARGAINS- Men’s I’l Box Calf Derby Bals, English make, 29/6. Men’s Chrome Derby Bals 19/6. Men’s Working Boots, nailed or plain, 19/6. THE WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. TVTID-WINTER BARGAINS. Warm Slippers 2/11. Extra good quality Velvet Slippers 5/11. P a, « nt Broad Bar, low heels. 25/-. Light Box Calf 2-bar Shoes 22/6. THE WILSON SHOE CO., I HASTINGS. IS ■” heel, 17/6. THE WILSON SHOE 00.. BASTING'S.