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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 103, 12 April 1933, Page 2

And get the Bay’s Best Values, and a Free Gift an lin the Bargain! FCI Not content with providJLeVLib'l UJU ing g u jt Value second to none, we make this— ALL . SPECIAL S V IT EASTER EASTER! OFFER! . — ■■ iii . 3uy an ECLIPSE-ALL SUIT at from £4 14/6 to £5 5/-, and you can ffioose goods to the value \ >f 15/-absolutely FREE. \ Buv an ECLIPSE ALL \ S LIT at £5 /6 to £6 16/- \ Md you can have goods \ tho value of 20/- \ FREE. Now what do n \ you kuow about that* ' Fi \ The new season’s W. I ECLIPSE-ALL SUITS l smarter and better a They’re normal, . and the to £6 1 guaranteed fast dys i sF'V K Mt’fe&WP > 4l Serges from 92/6, 105/Osw 1 BNMlsfW' t 0 126/-. You’ll be KIGHT tor \ IKhBER mEm, V Easter in an ECLIPSE- \ wbSMBw 1 FifwMF ALL, and our Pres \ rwrir fflgVti \ Offer enables you to \ llSwwt i B choose other things you \ traSmm BsmCTL " GF want absolutely FREE. \ : WsSRk I y Come in and get vour'i \ nowi ' Tslis offcr applies to Cash Purchases Only . - MILLAR ECLIPSE-ALL AND Lon-Pne.,. GiORGI from For Style and Value in £4-14-6 HERETAUNGA STREET.

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The Specialty House for the VERY NEWEST MATERIALS! WOOL ELEPHANT CREPE. Shades of Rust, Blue, Red, Brown and Black 7/11 per yard 36in. NEEDLE CORD VELVET, in Green, Wine, Brown, Fawn, Red, Blue, Orangetone 3/3 per yard WOOL LACE, the latest weave. In Rust, Blue, Red. Brown and Black 7/11 per yard 54in. DONEGAL TWEED, in Browns and Fawn 9/11 per yard 36in. GEORGETTE. Heavy quality. All shades .. 3/11 per yard SEE OUR RANGE OF SCARVES GLOVES HOSIERY. - E BRADSHAW’S HERETAUNGA STREET - - HASTINGS

We hope we won’t get into trouble for shooting out of season, but we have let drive with both barrels at the cost of living—aud brought it down! Ladies’ street shoes, all varieties, from 11/6. F. Thorp and Co., Hastings Street, Napier; Heretauuga Street, Hastings.* Toric or curved lenses give an improved apeparance. largely eliminate reflection, and give better vision. Thev are the best form of lenses. H. M. Bennett, Optician, Napier.* From the dregs of our faults ami failures, And the sins which the wisest shun. Let us spread our wings to noblei things And fearlessly soar to the sun! From the thraldom of past illusions, And the nostrums which now allure, Let us colds allay the wiser way With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.