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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 47, 11 March 1937, Page 12

f=s^=s=——=s— Final Clearance ReductionsX JLJ±o I 1 W U poppelwell's s;» rr" | DAYS CAfp b*« ™ 1/u| Sale Definitely ^ I Saturday | L___ t/ || LIMITED. NEW MBN'S BLAZEES. I OOAT 5HIRTS. Plain § £ \ J - 11 Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmm STOCKS ARRIVING. ain shadea and stripes. I shades. All sizse. Usual 1 '/J 9 9 2.H-K* SUMMEE SUITS ta EVERYTHING MUST W. Price 6/11 to 10/6. /I A II «hV,]taMl VM* ' * 1TOX aOTIft ***+ GO- . pj" 9/11 CJlegrance Price 3/11 // I / V II Plain shades and stripes. Sizes toras. Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, Usual g Pair8 pLug FOURS. Good eaianea ce jj J£ 1 |g 4, 5, 6. Usual Price £3 10/- Price £6 15/- to £7 10/.. ahades. Sizes 3, 4, 5. Usual 2S Paira ALL W00L / || to;-£4 15/- Clearcmce Price ^ ■ 'a„mt Pri™ 27/6 to 35A a /h MEN'S OANVAS 7^CV\ / 9 9 Priee £ A f £ / Price 27/6 35/- Q /] 1 PETONE FLANNEL "I1' " ___ _ / >OA/ 89 ^.37/6 and 47/ X4 10/ - Clearance Price JF/AA TROUSERS. Greywith SPO^SBOOTS Brown Bg . „ ' . . „ . and White. 2 pairs, size. £r ■ M chalk stripe. All sizes. JB Ea fl TT . _ . ' 9 only. Usual Price /M Bj |i HR POPPFI WFI l ~-i2/6 r^.^3/11 A II • JUP* JL \Jr A JL 'I il w \ I iil 41 1 I I || I MEN'S OUTFITTERS, * & COMPANY, LTD. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS || I RUSSELL STREET. HASTINGS. AT SMASHED PRICES |J

Send to Harston's for Your Music I The Latest Song Hit — g "WHEN THE POPPIES ELOOM AGAIN" (posted 2/1)' g Tfreji there is ALBERT»S No. 10 DANCE FOLIO, CHAPPELL'S g No, 12 and STERLING No. 5 SONG POLIOS (posted 2/7 each). | TEACHERS I Wa fc&ve tke laxgest Husio atocks in Hawke's Bay. o Let us help you qhoosa new music for your pupijs, Write for o particulars. 8 HARSTON'S MUSIC WARGH0USE 1 HASTINGS STREET * NAPIER §

When it was removed reccntly for installatiou of a larger main, & section of the 109-year-old pipe which has been serving Lynehburg, Virginia, U.S.A.. as a water main was fonnd in good condition. Jt is believed to be the seaond oldest cast„iron pipe in Axnerica. The pipe has been presented to the city's museum.

"ZYZZLE" Just suppose you wanted to f ind the word zyzzle in the dictionary, Would you start at the first page, leaf through j the entire hook and come finally to the last word, on the last page? That, you say, would be an insane waste of time. • Now, suppose you need accessories for housecleaning. | Suppose you need soap, or floor-wax, or a pail and mop. Many I stores are featuring real bargains in household needs. Yet I you waste time and effort, if you walk from store to store | • • • wander from counter to counter looking for what you J want at the price you want to pay. |4 ' J I Tnstead, you may sit comfortably at home and learn j where and when to make the best buys. That's all printed I # I for you in the advertisements of this paper. You have only [ to read them and heed them to save time, save tiresome shopI ping, and save money.