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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 22, 10 February 1937, Page 7

X BAIRD'S SALE X FOR -..T Exceptlonal Savings ! everything reduced to the utmost to effect a y rapid clearance s~ SMART HATS WOOL.UNED PANTIES. Ladies' Silk Locknife Panties with pure wool liiiing. A wonderful offer of good styles and well . A beautiful quality in assorted shades. UsuaUy assorted shapes and shades. Usually 10/6 to y I 1 | 6/6 pair Sale Price, per pair 3/11 15/6' ALL WOOL BLOOMERS. ■ Ladies' Fine Cashmere Blooraers. All pure wool. — - — - - - — jn shades of Cream, Peach and Green only. Usually 6/ll pair Sale Price per pair 4/11 u a i r nDiri: p - n/\Lr I rvi^lL CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS !7Dr\r,F/Q Children 's Silk and Wool Bloomers in Kaiapoi A liL make* Shades of Fawn and Gream Only. Usually A large rack of Frocks all at half original * ^ ^ **■ X» prices. A selection for any purpose or oc- f/ I WHITE TOWELS. easion Half Prices from / Splendid heavy quality Towels in tigth weave with red border. Size 24 x 48. Usually 2/6 * . ~ ■■■ Sale Price, each 1/11 DORCAS CAMBRICS. nOrCSIMr Thh well-known make of Cambric offerkg in w Vjl \JEV-/ W Peach, Pink, Sky, Nil and Cream. 40 inches wide. Exceptlonal selecUon of Ladiea' Smart Dtess- - . - , . #/# ^ ^ ^ PW »"* 1/6 ing Gowns. All substantially redueed. S / I I HEMSTITCHED PILLOW SLIPS. Sale Prices from v/ XI Clearing on aee.ount of being slightly shop-soiled. A marvel in value-giving. Usually l/9 each. ' — — ' Sale Price, each. 1/PIRI UACP WHITE DAMASK. OV-/OIL • Serviceable quality in White Table Damask. Good Girls' Coloured Cashmere Hose in Brown 1 1 t designs. 60in. x 54in. wide. ^ Usually l/B and shades. Lovely British quality. UsuaUy 4/9 Jr^ / 1 1 ■ jjj 2/11 yard .......... ..... S le Pnce^, per yard 9d and 1/0 I pair mt I A 54-inch TWEEDS. . ... ' - . , — Half Price Coatings and Twecds are an exceptional ~ offer, With wool prices rising. Usually 9/11, 10/6, rpQ H/6 yard Prices, per yard 4/ll| 5/3, 5/9 OllJlv lO nUOEi FIGURED CREPE DE CHENES. .rA: Ladies' Heavy quality All Wool Sports Hose, O / P G°bd Crepe de Chenes. In Navy and Black ( Morley's make. Usually 7/11 pair. olO grounds with pretty floral design. Usuallly 3/11 ' - yard Sale Price, per yard 2/11 A X BAIRD 5S sticlearance sale X

fg^ View Our Beautiful Hand-Woven Bj9 Indian Fabrics IN A NEW C0L0UR SERIES LsgE _ Come and vtsw our new hand wovMt Indian Fabrics — We have * freah. coiour series of Stripes. In fadelem fc ^ mm coiomrs, ideal for ihe Sun Porchj PRICED AT Yaf4, fp (J R Kf I s H [ N g CO. mui * BMBBSOH STEEET . ■ NAPIBB THE HOME FDRNISIHNG SFECIALISTS. E3HEREGN ST., NAPIER. ~f\eematt lYlcioh, ^yubplies MOTOR WRECKERS NOW WRECKING— stewart tftuck, 820 x 20 tyres buick master six. essex, 6 cyh tHE HOUSE OF A MILLION PARtS 'phnne 2696- heretaunga street, hastings BRIGHT NEW ZEALAND TALENT I February "Railways Magazme" New Zealanders, you will find much t6 delight ynu in the February issue of the "New Zealand Railways Magazine-'' Here are soine of the big fentures-^ 'Tsle of the Glowing Sky — Stewart Islnnd nnd a Gl&iSs Box/' by Robin Hyde. "Railway's End- — The Rosstown that is Ross," by Mona Traeey. "Land of a Thousand Golden Beaches," by O. N. Gillespie. "Custody of the Parent," by Ken Alexander. Itistalmeiit of "The Thirteenth Clue," by James Cowan* "Rural Vignette or The Forgotten Branch-Line," by Bernice Shackleton. sixty picturesHumorous illustrations by M. Matthews, Iven Alexander and A. S. Pater'son. 6d At Book-shops and News-agencies 6d