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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 114, 31 May 1937, Page 9

W ■ FUR WEEK ■ X QUALITY FURS! AT SPECIAL REDUCTI ONS UNTIL JUNE 5th WE GIVE A F EW EXAMPLES. ' LUXURIOUS STOLES AND TIES IN A LARGE VA RIETY OF FURS. . BLACK POINTED rox STOLE. STONE 3MARTEN" STOLES. Superb quality. Usually £10 19/6. ' Oontaining two complete skins. Usualjy £17 17/For £8 19/6 For £1S 15/SKTJNK SHOTJLDER CAPE. GREY SMOKED POX STOLE. Very select furs. Usually £6 6/-. Good length. Usually £4 19/6, For £3 15/- For £4 9/6 SQTJIRREL TIE. REAL SKUNK STOLE. Genuinely selected skins. Usually 69/6. Richly furred pelts. Usually £6 10/S, For 63/- ° x For 63/- j. FUR COATS in Short or Full Length 4 EVERY FUR GARMENT IN OUR STOCK REDUCED RIOH PESCHANIKI SKIN COATS. STYLISH MODEL COAT. J In full length style. Skins sewn in diagonal style," In selected Musquash skins with lovely skunk Usually £25 10/-. collar. Usually £65. For £23 10/- For £59 SMART CONEY FUR COAT. LOVELY DYEP SQUTRREL COATS. In hip length style. Dyed to a rich brown lustrous In bip length' style. Cut frQm selected pelts. shade. Usually £6 6/--- Usually £1710/- to £22 2/For £S 10/- | Now £15 10/- to £19 19/XO A TDn'C WHERE QUALITY V 3 COSTS LESS r A

rj . • Bcer, cheesc, barbed wire, coal — a hoaxer deluged his victim with great quantities of them at Lea, jiear Malmesbury, Wilts., England, recently. Mr ilaurice Ahsop, a farmer, was the vic- | tim. The, 'hoaxer tricked tradesmen with 35 postcards bearing orders in Mr Alsop's name. Nearly all of them rpsponded. Every butcber in Lea sent meat. Cars came to take Mr Alsop to Swindon market. Tliirty gallons of iu bricating oil were dumped alqngside three dozen bottles of beer, two gallons of whisky, tous of coal, and stacks of ckeese. j (