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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 62, 23 February 1934, Page 15

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SALE! - - > Prices are well marked down during our sale of Quality Men’s Wear CARLSONS of Hastings (Late Carlson and Dodds) MEN’S OUTFITTERS Next Alan Grant’s Pharmacy. HERETAUNGA STREET

Low Fares for High Summer Cheap Train Trips for All For the little trip or the big holiday—for individuals, for families, for parties—the railways offer low fares to all manner of delightful places. The free booklet “Picnics by Rail”, obtainable from all officered stations, gives full information of very cheap fares and the best places for picnics in all districts. SAFETY — COMFORT — ECONOMY

Quality Drapery at Low Prices The public require the best Drapery obtainable at low prices.— This is our object—so we stock only those goods that we know will give satisfaction. SOME POPULAR SELLERS IN FURNISHINGS. 29in. ART SILK SHADOW TISSUE. A very popular seller. About 12 designs to choose from At 1/6 yard 46in. Fadeless Poplin in rose, beige, blue, and gold .. At 2/9 yard 31in. SHADOW TISSUE in a large range of designs At 1/4, 1/6, 1/9 30in. SHADOWETTE. A reversible cloth in numerous shadings. A popular seller At 10Jd yard 30in. to 46in. CRETONNE in a very large variety of shades— From sjd to 2/11 yard 60in. ART SERGE (a heavy wool quality) in blue brown, green maroon At 5/11 yard TITIAN CLOTH. The popular cloth for heavy Curtains, Table Covers and Upholstering. EiOin. wide at 1/6; 72in. wide at 3/9 36in. ARRAS CLOTH. Like a Titian but a finer quality. 1/8 yard Special—s4in. TAPESTRY. Blue, gold, maroon tonings. Usually retail about 11/6 yard Our Price 5/11 HUNT’S KEEN CASH DRAPERS :: COSY BLOCK, HASTINGS x SIX-WEEKS’ SUBSCRIPTION this coapoa and mail it with 4a. 2d (or a trial eubtenptiaa to L THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR f , A Paper for th* Home, WorU-Vuie u> It* Scop* { b« m WUi tally (OM an, ot tba world trao Its TSO apadal ottta*. » *• well aa department* devoted to women’* and children'* Intervet*, sport* wfe L education. radio, «tc. Yon will b* glnd to welcaro* lot* yuur home m feirlaa* *i f advocate of peace «nd temperance. A-d don’t ml** ftnaba *vr dec, *M th* Buaflal > tsd the other feature*. * Tx» Carrarutr Sctaxca Moirrm*, Back Bay Station, Boston, Mm* ’ Rmw an* me * •*> owka' trial wSmuoUm. I 4a at. r J, m tßaiiaa, 'hmm* w { al p— — ■' niwiaii >