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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 101, 15 May 1937, Page 3

ucsTcnnnn's fcaL BLANKETS -1 Eiderdowns : ' ■ ' for Winter Comfort! I BUY BLANKETS NOW Westerman's famous low prices again. I _ play a leading parfc in tnaking these and Avoid Rising Costs Blanket and Eiderdowo offers the great ^ value they really are! Costs are rising -BLANKETS. ^Suncrest', quality. Value unex- rapidly so take this chance — Bny nowj. celled. Fine all wool N.Z. manufacture— - >J TS | 25 Pairs PETONE MILL SAMPLES — -1 At Bareain Prices eidbrdown quilts. in english manufactured . | S beautiful art brocades. dc- eiderdowns. Single Bed ' * rainMii „ii lightful shades of rose, blue, size. Filled with fine ptoe j SOUTHERK CROSS Quality. Eme aupure woo . green and gold. Fine puri- down. Fine Paisley and flor- . | A really serviceable weight. Large sizes ■ ^ £ej down — Single Bed al sateen covers with plain 1 Single Bed, 25/6 pair; Double Bed, 37/6 pair 28/6, 35/6, 37/6 and 49/6; sateen panels to tone. Nice Donble Bed 35/6, 49/6, 59/6 range of colours. Light, 24 Pairs "BAEMAR" BLANKETS. Special Bar- end 67/6^^ ^ r warm and hygienie— gain a mill mistake. Large double bed size 40 silkdown qotlts. 5 . Special Price 29/0 ea* ° y X ir j* • i j j • . heantiful shades. Old rose, Double Size 39/6 ea. only. Woven for a special order and owmg to ^ ^ and gold. a mill error this line ha^ had the border woven Filled with pure raw silk- Exin the wrong place. Bargain. Usual Price 55/-. tremely light and warm— *(3 v ^ \ ! Special Price 45/- pair Single Bed 22/6 ea. )) Pouble Bed 29/6 ea- I)

_A good book, a good light and good vision but be sure of continued good vision. Do not strain or tire your oyes needlessly. You cannot replace them. H. M. Bennett, Optician, opp. Plaza Theatre, Hastings street, Napier.* VARICOSE ULCLRJS quickly uud saf ely. healed with Varex. Permauent ffcsults. Free bookiet from Ernest Healey, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Varex Ltd., Box 1558E, Wellington. Local Representative: Knight's Pharmacy, 120 Heretaunga Street, Hastingis.

Mr K. Donald leaves Waipukurau next week for Wellington, where he will board the Akaroa for an extended visit to England and Scotlaud.