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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 39, 9 November 1937, Page 15

HEAO FIRST g FOR THESE SUMMER ffl Values | M Swinmung seafton '« round again! Scrap that old, faded And shrunk swim suit. Be up-to-ckte and corrifortable this year +t0Mk in any of these quality llnes from Miller and Giorgi'fi-— you'll never get better x . BATHING WEAR VALUES for Men and Boys. . SWIM ST71TS OBr MEN— 'Jantzen/ 'Roslyn/ 'Pacific' i s,m . » — you can buy ahy of these qtality brands with com- A LI-LO pletA COnfidehee in tkeif style and fitting, One-piece xacer, or zipf>6* top tWo-piCce styles, for comfort with LENDS LUXURY TO YOUR BATHE apeei • . . • Priced a( 12/11, 1S/11 to 26/6 " ^6tUM'tio Eafts' **■•"«* •**. "«> SWIM OR SURF SHORTS FOR MEN-*plendid ad a now W t0 the deUghts of your Summer quality, all wool Shorts in spring knits or ripple outings. Here aro two lines tliat you just can't stitches. Smart styles by 'Jantzen / 'P&cific' and catt't afford tO mis& 4p0tona» *** iroraEHL £2 *£t. T£2£ "LULO" RUBBER *** «**«• shifill bdyg' td ytiiith' in ptfe wool of reliable quality. -A. special purchase enables us t6 Offer tliesa Great value here, - Super-Quality Rubber Rafts at tliis amazing Pricad at 4/11, 6/d to 9/11 ukual value is -69/6, • • Special 29/6 REDUGED ! REDUGEDt "LI«L0» Cditibintttirtd BOYS' SWIM SUITS I MATTRESS & PILLOW I -Jn,At, -j.-n-i L-ij r - . . Add 6116 of two of these t6 yoilr efitriping or ASTONISHING— BUT ;A FAOT. ? week-end cquipment. Carries &UyWhef6 in Maka th§ most of this Worthwhile opportunity convenient small box. Head rest- and raised to get yoil boy. OPO of these 'all waal swim sides. Easily inflated to full siZe. Ideal f of Soits. Spring knit in hfiCfif style with skirt. garden, beaeh, camping of^ sUtfing. In green, Stees SH4j 26, 28, SO, §2 inchi WOre 7/6 to 9/11. blue and red. Specuil Pfices 4/11, 5/6, 5/11 Special 29/6 LAD1ES! "It will pay you. to ia- • • ■ _ "• ^ ipe&t otif n eW grtd ex- • # Millar & Giorpi. foade) ind 'Roslyn' in W Styles snd yalpes ate g m 1 ^ l § - • - fwis/'nlois/ Heretaunga St., Hastings

DENTIST DAVIES Uppv #r Lower Sit. Superior nPnrrnT Quality* Perfect Fitting. Natural PtiKl KCI Appearance. a i/- FITTING "QUAUTV" SET CA Al Upper or Lower .. V, TCrTU •DENTIST DAVIES' llXltl • SPECIAL," Upper £g C / ar Lower 'j FILLINGS OF ALL KINDS, A 1 MODEEN METHODS OF PA1NLESS EXTRACTIONS DENTIST These Beautifu] Teeth are niade I ky the Warld'i Best Manufflo* I tttrers, aftd wc claini our sets to I Australasia * DAVIES The latest metbod of Painless Extraction, Oa» afld Oxygen— jugt a short, pleasant sleep and yotir teeth are out, pai'nlessly and pleasantly. No after-effects. HOURS: 9 a.m. — 5.30 p.m, Thursday, 8 a.tn. to noo«. 7 p,ns,-— 8.30 p.m^ Saturday evening, E. DAVIES [Hastings} LTD. I AUCKLAND, NAPIER,, HASTINGS & GISBORNE 'Phone 2492 •( CHARM OF NEW ZEALAND Revealed in "Railways Magazine" TWTEW ZEALANDEES, every month the "Hailways Magasjlfle" glves very pleasant chronlcles and stories of vour eonntry. Here are some of the big illustrated feattifeg of the November issue-" "On Secret Service — An Old-time Adventure on the Wakiatd," by James Cowati. "Escape to Beauty and Old Adventure," by Bernice Shackleton. "The Glory of Gardens and Their Meaning, ' by O. N. Gillespie. "Hobbies for Hnbbies," by Ken Alexander. "Forgotten Eiver," by E. H. Sealy. "Wanaka, Lake of tJreamy Beauty,/' by Nora Elliot "Romance of Kawhia/' by Joyce West. "Healiiig W at'er s of Ngawha/ by Jean Boswell. Special notes and cominentg for WofnenJ chats On SpOft and bookg. 60 ILLUSTRATIONS. 6d At Book Shops and News Agencies 6d f i