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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 13, 8 October 1937, Page 10

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MILLINERY — SPECIALS Smart Styles in the Newest Shapes SPORTS HATS. k In Matelasse Suede Crepe. .1 • f 1} Popular sliapes, including halo. Shades of Beige, Ambergold, Hyacinth, Brown, Navy and /J White. (J ^ Roachs ' Price 6/11' ~ PEDALINE STRAWS. -With large brims, trimmed flowers. Ideal frock hats. TSpecial value. ° Roachs? Price 12/6 Make Use of Our LAY-BY 4 The Convenfent j Method of Shopping SPORTS FROCKS. Made in Vitaknit Locknit materials in smart stripe and check designs. Chiefly tailored styles. Short sleeves. Excellent wearing and washing f rocks, Sizes S.S.W. to W.X. jl.. • • Roachs' Price 19/6 FLORAL SMOCKS. 5 Artists' Smocks, made in fast coloured washing material. Finished self colour collar and black bow. S.S.W., S.W. and W. . ....... . .j^. . ... ... ... ....... Roachs' Price 6/11 FLORAL BRITWAY SMOCKS. Cross-over styles. Collar of self colour to tone. Sizes S.W. to O.S. Roachs' Price 6/11' LADIES' TENNIS SOX. In plain shades, White and Cream, with coloured fancy tops .......... . Roachs' Prices from 1/3 pair CROCHET WOOLS. For Summer cardigans, select from Roachs splended range of new Crochet Wools. Roachs' Price, per skein lOJd CELANESE PYJAMAS. Trimmed with laee. Daity shades. Usually 8/11 Special Price 6/11 MAIDS' ORGANDI FLOP HATS. In plain or fancy stripes. Usually 5/11 and 6/11. Roachs' Special- Price 3/11 MRS. ABBY WHITE Expwt GOSSARD CoraeBere will visit this Store on MONDA Y & TUESDAY, October 11 and 12. Remember, her.services are entirely free, and to make an appointment you have only to ring No. 3577, or call. ROACH'S For Style :: Quality :: Value

Attractive Values . . . . at Attractive Prices. Come.... see and be convinced that it pays to buy from Roachs'. made 10 your measure. SHOW SUIT We have a Jarge range of patterns to choose from, including the latest stripes and serges. Fit and finish guaranteed. Priced to suit every pocket. £5 15s Od COURT SHOES. Serviceable style in Suede with Cuban heels. A very smart slip-on shoe of exeeptional : comfort. Black, Brown and Navy. Roachs' Price 19/6 pair DAINTY TIE SHOE. In a very popular cut-out style with high fronts. Soft Suede with patent leather trimmed Cuban heel. Black, Brown and Navy. Roachs' Price 22/6 pair CREPE ESTA. 4 Special ' Valiie. A new soft finish Matt Crepe. in the latest designs. Shades of Pinks, Greens, Blues, Reds, Browns, Navy and Black; 36 iiiches wide. Roachs' Price 1/6 yard BROCHE LINGERIE CREPE. New goods, in shades Ivory, Parchment, Maize, Pinh, Salmon, Buff, Dusfcy Pink, See window display. v«i Roachs' Price 1/6 yard . Hani gm ti ' ■ HARD-WEARING OSMAN TOWELS. Red striped. Size 24in. x 48in. 1/11 and 2/6 each Size 20in. x 40in. Good driers. 1/11 each GROCERY ~ 'Phone 3577. Free Delivery, PAM'S BAKING POWDER 6d and 1/. PAM'S CUSTARD POWDER 6d and 1/PRETZ STICKS, assorted flavours. 1 6oz. m. • • ........ 3/11 tin SAN BRAN ilb. APRICOTS lOd the two McNAIR'S TOASTED CHEESE THINS 12oz. 2/11 tin

| TAPESTRIES 1 i an ^ i I Quilted Weaves I ® npHERE IS AT PRESENT ON EXHIBITION g m M. at Messrs. Christies, Hastings, an exceptionally X y\ fine selection of samples of Tapestries and Quilted y. kfo Weaves which have just been received from famous X m English manufacturers. The material is hand worked M 1/ and hand coloured and is for use for upholstery . , W X coverings, curtainings, bedspreads, cushions, fireside M Q 8tools, etc,, and has been exquisitely designed botb in . W X period and modern. The material was made one of vjt y the features of the furnishings on the liner Queen M* W Mary, and some idea of the value of it can be n gathered from the fact that the samples alope at M % present in Messrs. Christies' showroom are yalued X 9jj at $500. The prices range from 33/* to 10 guineas y a yard and people who are interested in work of this -jm ^ kind should not miss seeing this rare and beautiful Ir; ^ eollection. ^ g ® ® ^ C> m 1 CHRISTIE'S 1

v Eeading ceases to be a pleasure wheu one's eyeslght is defeetive. At some time everyone needs Ihe belp of reading glasses. H. M. Beunett, Optician, Hutinga street, iSapier/ j