, J: m Dm mm■e. ® •A o t 1 m -m \n XiiM r:: -u» !> '-£•> 5 mi mix ,C §r ■I jS&sl lipIS.# UK Important Is the size range which comprises all fittings from S.S.W. 10 N.O.S. HIGHLIGHTING THE NEW El IK FASHIONS; QUE DISPLAY INCLUDES Swaggers, Boleros, Short Reefers and Square Shoulders PETTIES DISPLAY THE LATEST FASHIONS Direct from London and other centres of fashion, these lovelycreations come to charm the eye and intrigue the taste. Arrayed for your inspection they represent the supreme in style and variety. TAILORED FOR SMARTNESS Coats, Costumes and Suits in those attractive English tweeds, flecks, checks and diagonals, in several tailored styles that rely for smartness on their correctness of cut and fit. Country Life, Moorland, West End and other well known makes. FURS of Guaranteed Quality Furs are all important this season, and the styles are so different. Accentuated shoulder swaggers and reefers replace the styles of last year. Boleros and strollers are worn for day and evening. Call in some time and let us show you the new and dramatic styles which are highlights of the Autumn season. & FABRICS New Weaves for Autumn and Winter wear include WOOL BOUCLES WOOL CREPES MOORLAND TWEEDS HARRIS TWEEDS SHEER FABRICS SILK VELVETS Below— The Reefer The Season’s most important style, softly glowing Bronze Lamb. Dark silk skins that highlight richly. Correct for daytime or evening wear. 20 guineas. # >\v feu wj PETTI ES The Drapers I
& 1 You can't be too careful about this hidden half. Your bruih won't reach here. But Harpic W swecpi right round IfK. infect $ and deodoritti. ARE YOU CLEANING ONLY HALF YOUR LAVATORY? CIEANS-'oiSINFECtS-DEODORISES HAR PIC T_T A R PIC is specially made for cleaning all the lavatory-pan. It not only keeps thfc bowl spotlessly white. It sweeps right round that hidden bend in the pipe,-cleans thoroughly where no brash can ever reach. It disinfects and deodorises at the same time. AH you have to do with Hftrplc isto sprifilde it, leave at lone »* poteible, then flush. No need to keep poisonous fluids and dangerous acids about the home! for thelavatory Ask for a tin of Harpic next time you’re out shopping. In new easy-flow tins, Harpic costs only 9d, i/j and a/6. HI V Drink the Best BARRY’S GISBOR The Ideal Summer Drink MADE FROM FRESH POVERTY BAY ORANGES THIS delicious ORANGE DRINK is obtainable as a cordial and an aerated water. Both possess , the rich flavour .of ripe oranges, the former, when mixed with water, makes an excellent summer beverage. The aerated drink is carbonated in just the right proportion, and is delightfully refreshing during this hot weather. Sold at all stores! ' D. J. BARRY LTD GISBORNE AND TOKOMARU BAY 2? ........ iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiMn'iiiiMimiiiifiiiiHiiiiHiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiHniiihiiiiiiiiMitiiiiiHiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiiHiiniiiiHiimiimiiiiiiiiHinuiiiiiimiiHiiiiHisiHiimnii. 4SKE
FLUSH ACID raison OUT OF KIDUEYS ! Flush Out Your 15 MILES of Kidney Tuki j If kidneys don’t pass 3 pints a day and get 1 rid of more than 3 pounds of waste matter, the 15 miles of kidney tubes and fllters become clogged with poisonous waste and the danger of acid poisoning Is greatly increased. 1 This acid condition, brought about by poor kidney function, Is a danger signal and may be the beginning of nagging backaches, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, pettiness under the eyes, rheumatic pains and dizziness. Most people watch their bowels, which contain only 37 feet of intestines, but neglect the kidneys, which contain 15 miles of tiny tubes and Alters. If these tubes or fllters become clogged with poisons, It may lay you up for many months. Don't run any risk. Make sure your kidneys empty 3 pints a day. Ask your chemist for DOAN’S BACKACHE KIDNEY I’ILLS . . . used successfully the world over by millions of people. They give quick relief and will help to flush out the 15 MILES of kidney lubes. Get DOAN'S BACKACHE KIDNEY FILLS at your chemist, GUM ARABIC, in large or small quantities, for sale at Herald 1 Jobbing Department.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19887, 15 March 1939, Page 13
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