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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 61, 4 December 1937, Page 13

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II iFaWEEK pf^^EMT/ ^ \ A TF we were to hire out single bed ^ Asheets for id. a week, and double bed sbeets for less than ld. a week, \ RETAit- PWCES 1 Vj tbe demand would be greater than 1 for O.B. SHEETS 1 M | we could supply. Yet, with a definite V >ND SHEtl* ,1 IV guarantee of 5 years' wear, this is V 54* x 90" •• • \ 1 the cost of a pair of O.B. Leadcr \\ c,» x 1 00* ••• 161 I ' Sheets for each week of serviee. V 191' Jr V 64" *9° * * 20j9 1 Thus, the finest sheets you can buy | 64" * ' * 22/' 1 cost you less per year in use than. 1 72* x 9 0" ••• L So.called "cheap" sheets. 1 72* x 100* • ■ * (Lvctw Vtllt \ *x90* 141 T * i C \ yo'xjoo' ••• anteed D ijea^ wBtLeader^fc VA. SHEETS

HAWKE'S BAY NEWSPAPER8, LTD. NOTICE TO "HERALD-TRIBUNE" SUBSCRIBERS. ttUBSCRIBERS whose delivery of the " Herald-Tribuue " is unsatisfactory are partieularly requested to communicate DIRECT WITH OUR OITICE instead of complaining to the runner boys. This eourse ensures first-hand knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention. Imthe event of non-delivery subscribers may ring '3922. TF YOUR XMAS. GIFT comes from Cooper's, opp. Pacific Hotel, then you're a very lucky person. Gifts in China, Crysfcgd, Cutlery, etc.

GIVE make sure it's -f MAYBELLE'S FAME ^ MADE SILKNIT'S NAME. M.i,

A portable traffic light has just been devoloped in the United States for use near sekools and at other highway points where congestion is periodic and does not warrant a permanent installation. Light in weight, the unit is plugged into an electric outlet installed in the pavement and normally covered by a meal cap. The traffic-light housing can be detached from the coloumn on which it rests for ease in carrying from one location to another. A handle on the top of tho light makes it easy; to , transport,