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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 225, 5 September 1928, Page 6

Distinction in Dress Is not difficult to attain If good taste and good judgment are wisely exercised. Our early shipment of Stylish Models now on view in our Costume Department TAILORED COATS. — Repps, double breasted, belted and pleated. Colours: Beige, Saxe, Naw, Black, Rose and Cedar—--49/6, 63/-, 69/6, 75/-, 89/6 SUMMER TWEEDS. Belted fronts and pleated sides. Grey, Fawn, Saxe tonings— 49/6, 52/6, 59/6, 69/6, 84/BLACK COATS. Belted and pleated styles. Broche, Ottoman, Bengaline Silks and Satins—--77/6, 84/-, 89/6, 97/6, 105/COBTUMES. Summer Tweed, new styles, single and double breasted, and belted— 69 '6 and 84/ART. SILK SCARVES. Floral Designs— 4/6, 4/11, 5/6 Spots and Stripes— 4/11, 5/11 Crepe de Chene— 9/11, 11/6, 18/6 Bows and Ties, Crepe de Chene and Art Silk—--1/11, 2/11, 3/11 OUR PRICES ARE QUITE AS LOW AS EVER. XS&A . WELLINGTON HOU S B

Gramophones —At Greatly Reduced Prices ! SONORA Table Model, in Golden Oak. Was £3l 10/- .... Now £2O BEXONOLA Full Cabinet in Light Oak. Was £2l Now £lB REXONOLA Period Model, in Light Oak, Duco finish. Was £47 10/Now £35 CASH—OR EASY TERMS Archie J. E. Sutcliffe Mu sic DOI) Proprietor derVlC6 The Best Place for Records

NEW SPRING GOODS at Cuming's! AT PRICES THAT ARE JUST A LITTLE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. LADIES’ FANCY ARTIFICIAL SILK FROCKS, in Saxe, Sky, Navy, Rose and Sedge. No sleeves or long sleeves—--21- and 24/- each LADIES’ CASHMERE THREE-PIECE SUITS, in Pervenche, Fawn, Red. Pullover with contrasting stripe—--32/6 and 35/- each COAT FROCKS, in Chenille and R r ?’>, with pleated skirt. Very smart for street or house wear. The shades are Navy and Beige— 69,8 each 38in. COTTON TAFFETAS, in Pink Mauve Tussore and Creme. with small coloured lesigns— 2/8 yard 29in. DYED FUJI SILK, in Apricct, Champagne, Sky, Saxe. Grey, Mauve. Helin end White— 2/3 yard “GOLD STAR” HOSE, silk right to the top. Wide suspender tops. In all .the popular Spring shades— Square Heel, 7/11; Point Heel, 8/n pair Cuming's DRAPER} SPECtALtST, H&stings

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