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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 11, 28 January 1937, Page 7

X BAIRD'S X SUMMER SALE THE SALE OF SALES. JUST LOOK AT THE BARGAINS Many less than Half Price. The whole of the vast stocks genuinely reduced Here, there and everywhere, you'Il find the extra keen shoppers making for Baird's Summer Sale. MARVELLOUS FRIDAY. 9 am. SH0WR00M nprcc RAttrAINQ m j uatlv bathing helmets. 2/6 for 1/-. UIVEuJJ DrtRUnlllJ — BATHING CAPS. TJsually 6d for 2d. NOVELTY ROBE LENGTHS in >. . aTnTTrOnr>r>rk r»AAT nv nmi* LADIES' MORNING PROCKS. Figured Silk Crepe, Marocaine, Rfl A JV^Hp,^ I r,|\ rAIlLl JLrEiA 1 • " Asosrted styles and fabrics. Great etc. Usually 3/11, 4/11, 5/11 yd. ' . _ values. TJsually 15/6, 19/6. Sale Prices 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 yard. aiifl HANDKERCHIEFS. Plain Linen Now 7/9, 7/11. MACCELSFIELD SILKS. Pure each* Now 3 for 1/"' Wbite FLAIN AND FLORAL PROCfKS, Silks of the highest grade, in FljRNlSHINlliS Linen, 2d each. Now 9d doz. in Art Silk Crepes and Marocains. Checks or Stripes, 36 incb. " * TJsually Sd. Now 6 for 1/-. I*inPn Assorted sizes. Usually 45/-. Usually 15/6 yard. Sale price 7/9 3MEROERISED HONEYCOMB BBD- Handkqrchiefs Coloured and Em- Now 22/6. WOOL TWEBDS in pl^in woaves, SPREADS with Coloured Borders. broidered, 1/3, 1/6 each. Now 64 AFTERNOON PROCKS. A colleccheeks and mixtures. Assorted Single Bed 29/6 For 23/Q Each. Coloured Boiling Handker- tion of smart styles. Usually 69/6. shades. Usually 4/11 yard. Double Bed 42/- For 32/6. chiefs, 6d eaeh. .Sale 4 for 1/-. ■■ Sale Price 29/6. Sale Price 2/6 yard. prinTED COTTON BED Silk Boiling Handkerchiefs 1/3 EVENING FROCKS in Taffetas, 36" GUARANTEED HAIRCORDS. • SPREADS, assorted shadeg and for 9d each. Silk Handkerchiefs, Cloques, -Rice Crepes, All Fast Washing colours. designs. For Double Bed. 3d, 6d each. Now ld each. heavily reduced. £5 15/- for 69/6. Usually 1/6 and 2/6 yard. Usually 12/6. Sale Price 9/11 BELTS. Navy, Black, Nigger, Suede £5 19/6 for 59/6, 59/6 for 99/6. Sale Prices 1/-, 1/6 yard. gTTTr speeADS Embroider- and Leather. Usually 9d to 2/6. BLACK TAFFETTA •COATS. Three COLOURED UNENS, 36 mches JAB ^ Assorted Tatent and Iffiitation »ly in swart styles. wide. Pure Irish Lmens m assort- TT ' n %, , g , " PH e ,o/6 Leather. To Olear at 3d each. Usually 69/6. ' ed shades. Usually 2/11. „ J™ Jjj 'Y *rtTTr^; 7^1' Sale Prices: 29/6, 21/-, 19/6. Sale Price 1/- yard. ^ TOWELS with Go - RQXED HA^KEROHIEPS, White gUEDE OOATS, in leading makea. UNIFORM CLOTHS in gnaranteed ed border- ^ a^e tric^l/^eadh' ^ Col°ured' ^ mif Price Shades of Rose, Nigger, Saxe, makes. Assorted shades. 36 inch. J n V' NOW Half Pnce. Winei Bottle. £7 19/6 for £5 6/-. Usually 1/11 yard. COLOURED TOWELS m all sizes, LA0ES AND INSERTIONS- Assort- for £i 19/6 for 75. Sale Price 1/- yard. ^duc®d Sa!® 1/^2/9 3/6 5/6 ^al'T Ghina' T^cho11, , a^d SWAGGER COATS, in smart twoSHASTA SILKS in stripes and Usually 1/-, 1/2, 1/6, 2/9, 3/6, 5/b. Novelty Laces. 1" to U , tone checks, fashionable shades. ' checks. Pure quality. Usually 2/11. Sale R rxces : _ NOW 14 ^aHy S/6 Sale Price 23/6. ' Sale Price 1/6 yard. 9d> « ^ China, Filet, Ginpare and Needle- eLOUSES. in Crepe de Chenes, Spun WOOL GEORGETTE, All Pure PLAIN COLOURED TOWELS m xun Laces. Usually 74, 1/-, 1/8, Silks, etc. Now Half Price. Wool. 56 inches wide, ideal Gold, Bed, Blue. ,'a 1/11. yard. Now. Half PriQO, . 27/6 for 8/9. 21/- for 10/6. weight for Spring or Autumn nv^Txrcn-o •_ - . 23/6 for 11/9. wear. Shades Marlboro Blue, PANCY JACQUARD with « AfJirCJ . Navy, Highland Blue, Coronation MuBi-eoloure,! borde« . ^ CREPE DE CHENE . NIGHTBlue, St. James Rose. Usually 2/11, 3/11, 5/6, 5/11. _ 1 1NHFRWF AR DRESSES. Bias-cut, Laoe trimUsually 13/6 yard. SalQ Fnces 2/7* 3/®' J7"' 5/ Uni/EiIVHtofllV med. S. Woms and Iw * Sale Price 5/11 yard. "DORCAS" BATH MATS. Heavy j^qqkNIT SLIP-1NS, "Yest and Usually 49/6 and 59/6. , 1 . 111 u 1 .. -quality, large sizes. Usually d/b. pantie Combined, in assorted Sale Price 17/6. - MU I INFRY Sal? P?ice +6/9; shades, lace trimxned. TJsually 4/6. CREPE DE CHENE SCANTIES, iTlILLlnL^ I SHEETS. White Twill, guaranteed Sale Price 1/3 pair. Beautifully trimmed lace. Slight DCniTrrn qualities. Single Bed 7/11 for 6/11 LOCKNIT PYJAMAS. Pale Blue, shop soiled. Usual Price 18/6 pr. IlCiUUvbU 9/11 for 8/11, 10/6 for 9/6, 13/6 for Green and Pink. Ex. S. Woms Sale Price 8/11 I I?/"S7 TLIIC 1179 Pair* size- Superior quality. Weil made SILK AND WOOL VESTS, in LilVii IJFIK Double Bed 3/6 for 12/-, 16/6 for Usually 15/6. S'ale Price 5/11. shades of Pink, Blue and Apple. tt 1 -n* 14/11, 19/6 for 17/6, 22/6 for 20/-, L0CKNIT PRINCESS SLIPS- No sleeyes or ShQrt sleeves. USual xllC S ' 25/- for 22/6 pair. Heavy weight quality. Brassiere Usually 3/11. Sale Price 2/11 11/6, 13/6, 19/6, 25/6, CURTAININGS in Cotton or Art top, lace trimmed. .Usually 15/-. LOCKNIT NIGHTDRESSES. Wool qp-/f> j.Kf Silk. 13/- for 10d, l/li for 1/-, , . . . Sale Price 5/11. Lined. Long on short sleeves. 0 , 7 ' T 2/11 for 1/6, 3/11 for 1/11. Sale Price 8/11, 12/6, 15/6. Usually 25/-. Sale price 19/6. Sale Prices SHADOW TISSUES. Good designs. CREPE DE CHENE UNDER- LOCKNIT BLLQOMERS, Wool 4/6 5/9 7/6 9/11 Splendid qualities. • SKIRTS. Lace trimmed, slightly Lined. S. Woms and Woms in 10 /a 1 c /£? ' Usually 2/3, 2/6 yard. shop soiled. Usually g8/6. Maize "shades only. USually 7/6 pr. 1 4/b, 15/b. Sale Price 1/H, 1/3 yard. , , Sale Price 12/6. Sale Price 4/11 X BAIRDS' summersaLE X

1 Carpets inat leamre ine I Very Newest Patterns ( I Tlie choice of a carpet for your best room is a \ I Yery "nPortant t ^ necessary to choose \ 1 M b^st quality but a car- t l ^ pet which will fit in [ ^1 th the cplQur | See our fine Carpets \ | and selection will be C. E. ROGEBS & Co. FURNITURE CRAFTSMEN 1 EMERSON STREET - . - NAPIER f 'Phone 93. after hours 1468. | ]rur?Sr,,,sS3pSnts^?^i,*i^p™"™"— ™ ■ ar FAMOUS BRITISH CYCLES to handl ARMSTRONG 1 ROYAL ENFIELD I I WM HUMBER VVLICO I COVENTRY ^ I They ara perfect In every part. That is why we sell HLfNDREDS S of them. |H CASH OR ON C ONFIDE NTIAL TERMS. H C. R: STEVENS & SONS, LTD. 1 Fampus for Faanous Cycles, Est. 1904. H HASTINGS. A. J. Smith, Hastings Managcx. NAPIER. S 0N RIGHT LINES I SURE wm FOR THE PUBLIC I "Sitting on a sure win" is a fair tribute to iravel by rail. Every possible precaution is taken to assure safety for the travelling public— the owners of the railways. Experts are always alert to keep the lines right for safety. The more the owners use their own trains, the more they save at the time — and thejr also help to reduce taxation. RAILWAYS FOR YOUR WELFARE

CHILDREN SHOULD NOT OOUGH AT NIGHT. There is no reason for night coughs tliat disturb tho children rest and injure the dqlicate tissues, ieaving the way open to germs. Give your child Pulmonas to suck. Their strong antiseptic fumea protect the nose, throat and lunge. Pulmonas cut phlegm, allay soreness and give quick relief. 1/-, 1/6 and 2/6 in tins everywhere.