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Have You FOUR-AND - SIX? Cream, All - Wool warmly ribbed MjjwkF | hl 1 iTJ Look what it will do for Vests. Opera tops. you at our MAY JAMJamboree Price L/a"" I EOREE! Can you invest 4/6 n-l — it better? Come in—view , ~ . the quality we offer— BLOOMERS All one Price then decide! U.S, Fleecy-lined Bloomers in iincirnv Pastel shades. These arc groat ' ’• JoILKY Value at Jamboree Price 2 prs. arj|l Wuol U“se, f or .j/g J fully fashioned, with rein- / forced heel and welt.— GLOVES =-. Jamboree Price 4/6 Fleecy-lined Fabric Gloves, NIGHTGOWNS IT® plain gauntlet styles. Warm Cosy Wiuceyette Nightgowns and cosy, in shades of Black, in cream and coloured edg- Sw- 1 1 < Jw ZjW Grey, Fawn and Brown 4/6 pr. ings.—Jamboree Price 4/6. ° ||| s j"’i , A JAMBOREE JOY-DAY h ffl _ as _CUMING’S ™ "! HASTINGS. .■sar _ - ■. - -

LB I 4 1 11]J.3 11* ML * I OUR CHOICE SPECIALLY [ /|l SELECTED Ceylon « /1 [ Those •who taste our tea inWF~ 7 HILL-GROWN i= yet delicacy of flavor that . — appeab at once to the palate. BROKE N ORANGE PEKOE This distinction is due to the expert blending of the tea by unique methods that retain the full amount of flavor. Pei' lb Only the choicest leaves from famous tea gardens are used. We are proud of the reputation gained for our tea —aba from the standpoint of economy. Our Special Broken Orange Tips Ceylon ASK FOR FREE SAMPLE is a favorite Tea. EVAPORATED FRUITS DRIED FRUITS. PEACHES 9d lb. 30/40 PRUNES 8d lb. PEELED PEACHES 1/3 lb. 70/80 PRUNES 5d lb. 2-Crown APRICOTS lid lb. 50/60 PRUNES, 71b. tins 4/6 tin 3Crown APRICOTS 1/2 lb. TRY THESE, THEY ARE DELICIOUS. DATES, Loosepaek 3jd lb. NEW SULTANAS 7d lb. DATES, Stoneless 4Jd lb. NEW CURRANTS 7d lb. DATES, Dromedary 8d pkt. SEEDED RAISINS 7d pkt. Williams & Kettle Market St Limited Phone SAVE OUR CASH COUPONS AND GET YOUR DISCOUNT.

“THE TRIBUNE” CROSSWORD PUZZLE

No. 149.

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ACROSS. 8. French pork. 9. A dead, cold shoulder for example. 10. The Spoonerism for this is “thud and blunder’’ (3 words). 11. A grand place to see races from. 13. Another form of from. 14. Protection. 16. Popular beverage. 18. Kind of tree. 19. Vehicle drawn by four horses (four words). 20. The superlative suffix. 21. A high scholar. 22. Tired out. 23. Pale. 24. Private soldier's designation. 27. In the manner of super criticism 29. Preceding. 30. Ancient musical instrument.

DOWN. 1. What you wash your face with (two words). 2. A previous account (two words; 3. Waste product. 4. These are apt to explode (two words). 5. Stream of forgetfulness. 6. Honourable amend (two words) 7. Price of a journey. 12. Believer in God. 14. Famous racecourse. 15. Not finished. 17. Insect. 18. Sum up. 25. Salary is sometimes so called. 26. Song. 28. American.

All ladies who are desirous of making definite savings on their purchase of fashionable woollen fabrics should make a point of visiting Bradshaw’s, the, fabric specialists, who are holding a special reduction sale during the next week. lor this' period Bradshaw’s Dave made special reductions on all their quality woollen goods and hosiery. This is a grand opportunity to secure .your new season’s materials at bargain prices But remember that these sale prices arc available for one week only. VARICOSE ULCERS. —You can follow your usual occupation while undergoing Fares Treatment. It heals an old ulcer as readily as a new one. Varcx Ltd., P.O. Box 1558 E, Wellington, Loen! Representative: Knight’a Pbuimacy, 120 lleretuunga Street,

SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE.

ACROSS. 1 Housewife, 9 Choral, 10 Startling, 11 Breeze, 12 Cock Robin, 14 Seashore, 17 Lethe, 19 Leisure, 20 Bresser, 22 Layer, 21 True bill, 27 Scrivener, 28 Caters, 29 Chain mail, 30 Avowal, 31 Pitino Tree.

DOWN. 2 Option, 3 Strike, 4 Walk-over, 5 Finnish, 6 Chorister, 7 Free house, 8 Bluebeard, 13 Needy, 15 Plutocrat, 16 Situation, 17 Lumberman, 18 Telia, 21 Revision, 23 Alcohol, 25 Permit, 20 Venice-

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 124, 11 May 1935, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 124, 11 May 1935, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 124, 11 May 1935, Page 9

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