X NEW SEASON’S X APPAREL —at Lower Prices! Here are some “ideas” for your wardrobe. Scan the details and you’ll want to come in and see the goods. We know the quality and price is right. WOOL FROCKS in distinctive designs; in knitted weaves and also in Wool Tweeds and Afghalaines. Plain shades and mixtures. In all fittings. OQ/fJ From '* o/ u SMART COSTUMES in Harris Tweeds. Tailored style and recommended for Q 1/— serviceable wear You will appreciate a LEATHER COAT at this remarkable price. Tailored with yoke back, pockets and belts. In all fittings Uv/ O Harris and Scotch Tweeds are fashioned in these SERVICEABLE COATS. ’J'Q /(‘ Pleated backs, hip pockets and belted * SMARTLY TAILORED WARMER COATS in Wool Diagonal with rich collars of Musquash and Opossum. Lined throughout and each coat die- QQ/44 tinctively designed. In Grey, Ldio, Rust, Brown, Black MESH HOSE in Pure Wool for the colder days and sports Wear. Fine mesh 5/ 1 1 showing in Leaf Mould, Pine Cone and Brown Per pair *'»-*•*• ANNOUNCEMENT! DONEGAL TWEEDS.—Donegal weaves are our most popular „ feature this season. See them in the fabric section for vour Sports Have you phoned the Corset Skirt, Costume or Coat. 56in. wide. Section for your fitting? miss anne levick tf/ll Yard /T?. WHITE ERMINE PLUSH for Evening Wraps, Capes and Trim Hmited pen"d from MON- 45in ’ wide ' And our P rice is " DAY, April 24th. You will 19/6 Yard need Miss Levick’s expert advice on your corset prob- RING VELVETS for Evening Frocks and Afternoon Wear, lems. No one in New Zealand I ’' ine3t <l uali ty in rich tones of Red, Wine, Green, Blue, Brown; is more fitted to advise you. also White and Black; 36in. Ring to-day for your appoint- 10/6 Yard ’DL Try a HOME BUDGET PATTERN for your next frock or coat, “none Zvub. See the range of styles in our Pattern Section. HASTINGS BAIRD’S Waipukurau =2
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 104, 13 April 1933, Page 7
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