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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 57, 30 November 1937, Page 15

• J|r : "ECL^PSt-ALL" FOR ■ CHRISTMAS "ecupse-all" suits sports coats I SutoV' the new ' pot^rw": " EoliPse'A11 Englial, mak«. f» stcd3' Styles aua sizes to suit 11 Au ti. latest materials— blues, * figures. Single and double- groens, grcy and fawu twoeds, in a brcasted. plain styles" or with action back. I ■p3?8&jWpM 112/6 to £8 5/- From 27/6 to 65/f ' ' ECLIPSE-ALL 2-piece SUITS SLACKS. I: Meal for summer wear. In fine The Eclipse-All brand once more 9; f.re7' anl blue 8rey worsteds. in flannel and worsteds. A wide Double-breasted and single- breast- vnriety including fawns, greys and J styles. See t&e new action, blue greys. Snug fittings to waist . back coats> to°* ■' aud leg incli measuroments. * . From 75/- to 99/6 From 19/6 to 36/6 Any school or association colours, or if you prefor it, plain smart styles. Millar & Glor gi ua. HERETAUNGA STREET HASTINGS. - 1

CHRISTIE'S EXHIBITION HOME PROGRESS report The floors are down and the inside mammmmmmmmimmtmmmmmmmmmmmmi ^alls and. ceilingS are being erected. , * ' ' ; ■ i i Colourful Gharm of New Zealand EIGHTY PICTURES IN FULL COLOURS ,• * • ' -4 " f ' ' ' " ; S ' 1 -+: ■ 1 " * ' ' % I1ERE is New Zealand's biggest achievement in colour • printing— the new Royal-quarter 84-page book, "New • Zealasd Railways Illustrated" — the book which proves that New Zeaknd really is the "Wonderland of the Pacific." You will like this bright pageantry of your country* You will like to buy a copy for yourself and another for a friend or relative overseas. ' " V > . 5/- AT RAILWAY BOOKSTALLS OR 5/- (POST FREE> FROM PUBLICITY MANAGER, RAILWAYS, ' ' WELLINGTON. fpieasingand | | Natural Looking Teelh. | 1 I-VENTIST DAVIES, just returned . from «x ft w . months in the U.S.A,, has brought back the $ W latest American Denture Material. In America W m S: !*oine °C .m°dem dentistry) those wearing % artificial teeth insist that they look natural and w A& heautiful and this material is what they are wearing fi ^ to-day. ;• 6 . Sj: K GUMS LOOK LIFELIKE AND NATURAL in S fg this material. 'Fitted to the model of your mouth >"■ W |rj under grept pressure, insuring a perfect fit, light, Kwong, thm and gives the mouth an appearance of $1 K natural glowing health, which cannot be obtained in m $ imy other material. You are invited to see samples 1 ot this material and work at Dentist Davies. M p PLEASE /PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT. - Q ^ We will be pleased to show it to you. It costs more fl r/ than vulcamte, but it is worth it. U | E. Davies (Hastings) Ltd. I H CORNER HERETAUNGA & MARKET STREETS. g ^ 'Phone 2492. * ^ | Dentist Davies. | I TOOLS that are g Always on the Job! //QpNv B ready for immedlste use, that will //\v \\ not "turn in" whfin they are If J 1 E most needed are what you get i I I when you buy froro us. V\ The tools we aell are always most FS reliable, with a guality and a finish that ia the feault of best materials and highly. akilled lab- |lJ'J||'lnJI||r'T'lm'™ | rn B our. These tools include Vices, ■ I'j | nlLnjUiJSJ | ■ §2 Hacksawa, Micrometers, Saw li 30, •jg Sets, Gauges, Grinder*, 'Screw /N. VwSe Drivers,Punches,Lathe8, Levels, B Bit Braces, Calipera, Drills and [v] || ||| I HY.WILUAMS [tj| fMI B & SONS LTD. . I b napier? & ^phonyfis^

FAMOUS MISSIONARY FINDS A FRIEND IN NEW ZEALAND. Miss Mary Kees, the distinguished Missiouary and co-worker with the celebrated C. T. Studd in his work in the heart of Africa, recently. spent three months touring New Zealand, ns >1 special delegation of the World- Wide hvangelisation Crusade. "During my travels In lovely New Zealand," writes Miss Rees, "I contracted a cold that threatened my daily and nightly lectures on Missionary euterprise in connection with the W,E. Crusade founded by C ,T. Studd. Portunately Baxters' Lung Preserver was recommended, with the result that my cold disappeared and I was enabled to successfully ' carry through the strenuous conclusion of the tour at Auckland. I will always fcel grateful to Baxters. I felt benefit from the first dose." (Signed) Mary Rees (W.E.C.). Without exception, visitors from overseas who become acquaintel with Baxters are always tremendously imprcssed with ihe. ^wonderful qualities of this uniqitp r- nirdv. New Zoalnnders are forfnnnte ia hnving good old Baxters with its ncvpr T'niling relief and excellent tonir ju-iion,. always rendilv availahle at the iiopular pru-cs — 1/0, 2/0, 4/0 from ull chomists and atores.