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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 44, 15 November 1937, Page 7

XPLAY CLOTHES* The little things that count to make you more comfortable have not been forgotten in our » Play Clothes. From your undies to your accessories, from your beach trifles to your sports abettors, everything that makes for good fun is ready for you here.

SPORTS PULL-ONS. Jaunty Pull-on Style Hats in a great variety of shapes. Plain, corded and fancy Art Silks. Shadea of Beige® Navy, Broyui and White. Priced at 8/11, 9/11, 12/6 SILK LINEN FROCKS Smart Summer Frocks in cool Silk Linens and Lystav. Cut with style without restraint, in a choice range of dainty pastel shades, also White. Priced at 25/6 TOBRALCO FROCKS. Dainty, smart and cool. * So easy to wash, so hard to wear out. A special purchhse enables us to sell these frocks so cheaply. Priced at 17/6 PLEATED SHORTS. Smart Shorts in generous pleated styos, well cut and made. In White and colours all guaranteed fast colours , " Priced at 7/11 LADIES' SWIM SUITS. Our large selection includes Jantzen, Knit-to-Fit, Roslyn, Canterbury. In the latest sun b&cks, brassiere tops and halter necks. New shades and de'signs. s § Priced from 10/6 to 35/6

RIPLEY SWIM SUITS. Made from Lastex fabric that stretches and, moulds itself to the figure. Smart floral effects. Tio last word in swim smartness. , Priced at 29/6 UNTEARABLE BATHING CAPS , New Untearable Bathing Caps. with remarkable stretching qualities. In plain colours and fancy 'flesigns Priced at 2/6 each CHILD'S BATHERS. Children's All Wool Bathing Suits in the latest shapes and colours. All sizes. Priced from 5/11 AIRBEDS. Airbeds for beach use, camping or home. Folds up 1 into a small space, inflated in a minute. .Unsally 16/6 to 22/6. . Priced from 10/6 to 16/6 RUBBER TOYS. Bathing Toys for Children. Strong and reliable British make. Frogs, Ponguins, Rabbits. Usually 6/6. Reduced to 4/6 each

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I Always on the Job 1 ; ready for immediate use, that will // ^ \l Bg not "turn in" when they are j I iA| I O most needed are what you get ti M B when you buy from us* W The tools we sell are always most ^\. -> E reliable, with a quality and a ! B finish that is the result of best . B materials and highly skilled lab- gf 53 our. These tools include Vices, « r i i K5 Hacksaws, Micrometers, Saw Ll BJ* B . Sets, Gauges, Grinders, Screw /> JfflcE/f D rivers, Punches, Lathes.Levels, O Z » ■ •-Ti «|4/ S Bit Braces, CaUpers, Dnlls and liU || HY.WILLIAMS JJ |^| Hardwsre & PIumbert'Mercbants, J j ' ( ' j f Ak ^5 NAPIER. 'Phones J020, 1021. ,7 ' // HASTH"IGS.t " 'PhoM 4060. I POPPELWELL'S _ PERS0NAL1H ph Made-to-Measure SUITS Made to youi; requirements m m mf" ! I PHristmas approaches. m I : v Prevent last minute disappoint. Jm j SSIy i ments. Choose your material and mml ! have iueasuremeuts taken without y mm EmJ delay, A perfact fit and complete Mm BSirelll satisfaction are c"aranteed. II S £5 -15-0 \ 13 IPW * CLOTHS— Pure Wool Merino Wor- \ W steds in new shades of Grey, Fancy \ ^ ' J Navys and Browns. WIDE RANGE of distinctive pat- " terns featuring the new gtripe effects. H. B. Poppelwell Men's Ouifitters. & CO., LTD, HASTINGS and WAIPUKURAU ~ " >.y, ^ WEBBS' PEDIGREE FARM SEEDS GUARANTEED BRITISH GROWN, 9roduced by careful application of scientific methods in the breeding and selection of Stock Roots. Specially selected and packed for New Zealand. requirements. WEBBS' "MASTERPIECE" — The most popular Swede in New Zealand, of which the Genuine Stock is obtained from any of Webbs' Agents. WEBBS' EAPE — An altogether superior strain of Rape to the ordinary Dutch Rape. frequently offered ia New Zealand, WEBBS' TURNIPS— White and Yellow Fleshed, WEBBS' MANGOLDS. WEBBS' KALES, FIELD CARROTS and CABBAGES. ' All packed in sealed bags. See that fhe seal ia received unbroken. SPEOIFY WEBBS' SEEDS WHEN ORDERING, Obtainable from— ' MURRAY R0BERTS & C0. LTD. L^aafifc. >A :tifp '•*&■ HASTINGS NAPIRR^^ ^ WAgPKURAU^,./ •

Just baek from "Blighty" he blow. in to see his old pal, the tobacconist. Soon they were talking of old times. Presently he said: "Is the New Zealand tobacco I remember so well still to the fore?" "How long have you been away?" queried the tobacconist. Twelve years, and believe rne I've travellod some since then." "Why yes," said the tobacconist, " 'toasted's' going stronger than ever. In • fact the five blends, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desort Gold are reckoned best sellers." "My hat. Let's have a pound of my old favourite, Cut Plug No. 10," said the returned wanderer, "I've never found its equal." "It has no equal, if you ask me, " said the tobacconist; "it's in a class by itself, it's toasted. Why the manufacturers, the National Tobacco Gompany, now own works covering four acres. They 'ro running a feally important industry." "Good on them. At that rate tliey're helping to keep New Zealand on the map. "They sure are," said the tobacconist, and with a liearty hand-grip they parted.*