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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 82, 19 March 1928, Page 3

Truly a Gorgeous Display To mark the advent of Autumn, we have arranged a Brilliant Display of the Latest Styles and Colourings for w the new season. —* SEE pictorial review patterns Our New Millinery, Frocks, Costumes, J AND FASHION PUBLICATIONS i vut new muuucry, t rutas, vuettunc*, | specially reduced For the | Velour Coats, rur Coats, rur INeckopening OF THE new season. | ] etgf Dress Materials, Trimmings and j DO YOUR OWN DRESSMAKING! j Accessories in Finest Assortments at Famous Low Prices. Tables of Remnants resulting from our Great “Top Score” Sale, will be cleared at Half the Marked Sale Prices during this week. WESTERMAN & Co. The Ready-Money Drapers, Hastings

' 1 IL. ■ % //? new form sugar- coated The same delightful flavour you have always known —fresh juice of garden mint—but made and packed now like P.K., four delicious sugar-coated pieces in a dainty sealed packet—all for a penny. Try the new Spearmint See how good it is. Then keep on using it after every meal, for the sake of teeth, digestion and the refinement of per-/ feet mouth cleanliness. WRIGLEYS ZllWßlttrnj CHEWING SWEET SUGAR COATED & f

Kiddies Love Custard! I" hi peW ~,S VV h ~ **'* * Wealthy IE?!® / appetite, too. Custard ,* V means milk —— and all children need plenty of milk. Foster Clark’s makes the richest Custard! Obtainable in large family and medium-sized tin*. Three flavours—Lemon, Vanilla, and Standard. Easy to buy—Easy to make—Your Grocer has it! Foster Clark's ENGLISH Custard Powder I SALMOND & SPR.VGON LTD., Sol. NX Awts. 5