Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 15, 16 October 1945, Page 7

Piece Goods Section We have just opened an entirely new range of Plain Silks in SATIN BACK. CREPE SHADES are? Mustard, Rust, Dark Cornflower, American Royal, Powder Blue, Dusky Pink, Ecru, White. 36" wide. 10/6 per yard. BROCADED SATIN. A choice line in PEACH, WHITE, SKY and NIL. Suitable for underwear etc. 36" wide. .7/11 per yard. STRIPED SILKS are the fashion this year, be early. An exclusive range in dress lengths. 36" wide. 8/T1 to 11/2 per yard. ' * Our window display created a big demand but we still have a good range of FERGUSON FABRICS. Suitable for Underwear, Home and Street Wear. 36" wide. From 6/6 to 9/11 per yard.

BRIDGERS LTD. F " A " THE STRAND Your Phone 13m Drapery Needs

SUTTON'S FLOWER SEEDS. Fresh stocks just arrived from England. Good selection including Sweet Pea collections at Armstrong's, The Strand Phone 173.

"GOOD NEWS." English and Australian magazines arriving shortly. "Woman and Home," "My IJome" etc. Book your standing order at Newman's.

til Even now, by the increasing variety of delightful ~ i >$l \\l i/ki *\\ styles coming to hand, it certainly looks as if your days of /! *** ~—4Lj^ i 3j\ patient waiting will be rewarded. HANNAH'S WINDOW Vvm Ii I I DISPLAY serves as an inspiration for the future... "the shape 111 Wn! -I \l \ I II I 1 Window display which gives practical proof that HANNAH'S f M yyi Hlf u y even when absorbed in the vital commodities of war have been jH HANNAH'S exclusive brands such as:—SELBY STYL-eez, ■ I ■ &111 Kk 1 Yfr JOY-STEP, JEANETTE, CABLE, CRAFTSMAN featured HsH Etffl, 98rII1wh! U h in our windows, show the trend of what the man or woman n JUft mm Hv MJk NT I jj of tomorrow will want. <jl^z?flrlnll^ATiog JHE STRAND, WHAKATANE.