Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 45, 9 March 1937, Page 12

gs Z | • , S I II W II IIIIIIIIHMWHHW1B ■ - - - - A Kew Outfit 1 Frocks, Coats HF MUlinery 1 from oue new large range.1 I YOU. WMl iBE DELIGHTED WITH Mr THE ATTB&CTIVENESS , OF OUE SELECTION?— EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT ||f\ E5PENSIVE1 ^ • II NEW SEASON'S I DISTINCTIVE COATS MILLINERY Felt Ready-to-wears WINTER COATS. Oar new bats ara sow phowing in a ^ wonderful range of Winter Coats in the new | reaRy exeellent selection of shapea and Grain Velours with large opposum collars, fancy stylea. Smartly trimmed. AU the revers and cravat neckss etc. Blaek, Brown, N.avy, latest; sbades and in. all afees. Wine, Bottie, Saxe and iFawn. S.S.W., S.W., Wm.'s, Price 4/11 O.S. and X.O.S, / 1 rrice 39/6 to £7 15/- ** Fabric Hats XEDDY COATS. 'A most nsaful hat for Avery oeeasion, . auitable for sports and atreet wear. The very latest and smartest range of Teddy SSZSX^SZStJtSi SSg Coit9- ¥ada wSth fltting Wks Iar*e — -d trimmed. All shadea aad sizes. belts. In shadee of Fawn, Brown, Navy, Grey and H O • c/1 1 Bottie. S.S.W.,S.W. andWm.'s, 1 PnCC 6/11 Price 69/6 I Bon Marche L"' Heretaunga Street, Hastings. Where the Latest Costs the Least I HHHHRIiHHHBHHliBIHHHHMniHHnBHHHMnnnHnHMnnMHnRBHHS

FOWI/ER, SON & DRUMMOND. EL&DIOLA DEALER - HASTINGS. ^Phoae 29J.0, Night 'Phone 5012. AUTUMN . . . ... SOWING Let us send you samples I of our selected Seeds for Autumn sowing. De Palichet, McLeod and Co., Ltd. HASTINGS & NAPIER far the man /T^Ta Wht Potters *$^9) : Arowndor for j^JSI the Skilled fp&| TradMnwn E=~ A good astortmenf of the e==i right tools will minimUe s= 2jH your work and cave your == Pf time. Before you roll ap . your sleeves corae in and sea our stocks of fipe tools. HY.WILLIAMS | & SONS LTp„ =3g H*rtJwarre k. KUmber*' Merchaats, %== S NAPIER ('Phonss IQ2Q, 102J) «£ , ~ & HASTINGS fPhpns 4060). =§ S3 c ' vTrj:~ , TTST— -i. 1 r%C 55 u 'mjHujHnJ^ .. .w,«- -r ' ■"■« -r.. ... vlltitnnlllnllitliW 1 » T J MMrnrnSlzizm ftl MjJ f J f

What commodity in every-day demand has contributed most largely to the comfort and enjoyment of humanity? If that question could be put to the vote there can be little doubt the answer, summed np in oue word, would be — Tobacco. " There 's no herb like it under the canopy of heaven," wrote Kingsley, and his verdict has been endorsed, the world over, by millions. Lovers of the weed are fortarnately situated in N Z. for not only is this a tobacco-producing country, but the tobacco it grows and manufactures on sueh an extensive scale is second to none, The most competent judges pronounce the new famous brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (BuUshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut Noi 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold to be not only equal to anything other countries can show, but in some respects aetually better. With their unique flavour and faseinating aroma they appeal irresistibly to the smoker, with the added merit that owing to their purity and comparative freedom from nicotine (eliminated by toasting) they are practically harmleas.*