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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 207, 16 August 1927, Page 3

I “Snap up” the Special I Bargain Lots | At 1/-. 2/6, 5/., 7/6, 10/-, 15/- and 20/- | in all departments , (l)HlW | Our wonderful low prices are bringing crowds in to save. And now we offer still further opportunities to make your money buy more. ? WESTERMAN’S “TOTAL ECLIPSE” SALE IS A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME SEE OUR WINDOWS! All Remnants and Oddments to be cleared at Half Marked Sale Prices. J Special Bargains in the Showroom. I 5 Only LADIES’ TWEED & GABERDINE COS- 5 Only WOOL JUMPER SUITS, in pretty .hade.. TUMES. Shades navy, rust, grey, brown. Worth 49/6 each— Worth 99/6 to £8 8/- each— Clearance Sale Price all 12/6 each Clearance Sale Prices 29/6 to 39/6 each CHECKED VIYELLA & PLEATED SKIRTS. ? 2 Only KASHA CLOTH COSTUMES. Shades Usually 21/- to 29/6 eachfawn and rose-beige; coats full length and Clearance Sale Prices 10/- to 15/- each smartly tailored. Were £8 8/- and £lO 10/- CHILDREN’S WOOL JUMPERS, in smart asX each— Clearance Sale Prices 63/- and 84/- ea. sorted shades and sizes— AU to clear at Half Price I SMART SILK & REPP FROCKS, new season’s CHILDREN’S NAVY BLAZERS, in assorted goods. Usually 67/6 to £7 7/- each— sizes and with assorted cords. Usually 9/11 Clearance Sale Price all 35/- ea. each etc.—Clearance Sale Prices from 6/11 ea. ’ „ LADIES’ WINCEYETTE NIGHTDRESSES. X BEAUTIFUL VELOUR COATS. Shades mauve, Usually 5/6 each r rust, bottle-green. Sizes W. and O.S. Worth ‘ Clearance Sale Price 3/11 each 99/6 to £7 7/- each— LADIES’ ALL WOOL BLOOMERS, sizes W. and Clearance Sale Price all 20/- each O.S.— Clearance Sale Prices 4/11 to 5/6 pr. (LADIES’ WOOL JUMPERS, in smartest tones CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL VESTS, with short and effects. Usually 15/- to 29/6 each— sleeves; sizes 6to 10. Worth 2/11 to 3/11 ea.— c Clearance Sale Prices 5/- to 9/11 each Clearance Sale Price aU 1/11 ea. I | WESTERMAN & Co. The Ready-Money Drapers, Hastings

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* — ■' Quality! I The most essential consideration t.heii buying furniture— X WILL IT LAST? That depends on how it is made. SCOULLAR FURNITURE costs more to produce that the “nailed-together-and-hope-it- § lasts" kind. Yet our enormous output enables Its to sell good furniture at a price which you might easily pay for something that will not last. IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY FURNITURE. THE SCOULLAR CO., LTD. Market Street :: Hastings | I ■ ■ Our Furriers take pride xq > i in their work ■ J —thus the finished article possesses beauty and r i appearance combined with finest material available. I | SEND OR BRING YOUR FURS FOR REPAIRS, ! RE-LINING OR RENOVATING. \wKrtgaß L. V. ZALA KTH i MANUFACTURING FURRIERS f PI . (Bank of N.Z. Chambers) HASTINGS nK I I ’Phono 1306. P.O. Box 188. . • !1I • J ‘ : |S/ Half the time isn’t : i enough! It doesnt’s matter whether you cycle for pleasure or for profit, there’s no denying the fact that good accessories are essentia] to both economy ■ and pleasure. Just look in—we like to see you taking an interest—and you’ll realise that our aim, as well as the standard of our accessories, is to give you the utmost in cycling pleasure— ALL THE TIME. J • • lArlll TaTI AC *^ e Dominion Cycle Shop” J ; TT 111 JUllCd Heretaunga St., Hasting. [

Two youths, whose names were suppressed, plead'cd guilty at the Magistrate’s Court at Palmerston North yesterday to five indictable charges, ineluding three of arson, one of attempted train wrecking and one of cutting telephone wires. They were eoihmitted to the Supreme Court for sentence. In applying for the suppression of the names, the defending counsel intimated that both lads were subnormal mentally, although not of the class requiring detention at a mental hospital. The parents of both lads had done everything possible to help them. Neither eould keep a job more than a month and could not be taught anything. The same lads also appeared and pleaded guilty to several summary charges of theft and giving false alarms of fire.