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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 62, 6 December 1937, Page 3

SANTA COMES TO HASTINGS FATHER CHRISTMAS HAS ARRIVED TO OPEN THE FINEST XMAS SHOW IN HAWKE'S BAY. He will take you on his exciting & ^ OGEAN VOYAGE With "POPEYE," The SAILOR-MAN. ^ ' Frec Gifts for all ^ SAdmission, - - 6d jfl At last jolly old Santa has arrived at H IMW his Hastings headquarters — Wester- x JCTjmL" -iIM inan's Wonderland Cave. He's liere r again as happy and cheerful as ever - t 1VH MU with his big bag of exciting toys for ||]B Sailor-man." After you've enjoyed terman vjirt is sure KP 1 C this treaji, stroll around the store and to please." jJ ■ ■uAZ'l inspect the countless nnmbcr ef excel. y^~f Tm lent gifts offering. Just a very few mm fLBr? are listed below. rPi VISIT THE CAVE AND LET SANTA iSfg TAKE YOU ON A THRILLING ^ ^ SEA TRIP WITH "POP-EYE" THE jKffiSk SAILOR-MAN The Finest Gift Selections are LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEPS, boxed or single. Daintily white iJyfl Boxed 3/6, 3/11 to 5/11 per |-dozen ( Zffl LADIES' LAWN HANDKEROHIEFS. White, and coloured embroidery. Boxed 1/6,1/ll to 4/ll per |-dozen Boxed 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 to 7/11 per |-dozea mim "OSMAN" LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS. Extra fine quality, embroidered, in white or colours .......... 3/11, 4/11, 5/11 per box f SINGLE HANDKERCHIEFS. A wonderful range. Hand-worked MMlWlMi linen, spoke-stitched linen, embroidered linen, coloured linen, geor-. ■" F gette haudkerchiefs . . Prices lOd, 1/- ,1/3, 1/8 to 2/6 and 4/U each CALENDARS, XMAS. CARDS, BOXED STATIONERY, m Weslerman's m WnlfVA the store with the xmas. spirit. I GILL & FENTON ( I THE FURNISHERS Limited. | I Market St., Hastings. 1

GIFTS worth giving TOILET SETS EXCLUSIVE PERFUMES CAMERAS PHOTO ALBUMS We have a most attractive selection. Make your choiee carly. NOEL WILSON Near State PHARMACY I Theatre Hastings. Kidneys Mnst Cleaa Out Aeids The only way your body can clean out Acida and Poisonous wastes from your Mood ia through nine million tiny Kiuney tubes or filters, - but be careful ! Don't use drastic. irritating drugs. If Kidney and Bladder troubles make you suffer from Gettiug Up Nights, Leg Pains, Nervousness, Stiffness. Burnmg, Smarting, Acidity,- Neuralgia 0* Rheumatic Psins, Lumbago, or Loss of Energy^ don't wpte a rmnute. Try the Doctor'f prescnption CYSTEX (Siss-tex). Starts work Jn .,^r m"?ufces* Soothes and tones raw» imtated tissues. Guaranteed to cure orf fconey back, At *11 Phemuta. ■

"I seo from the papers," remarked a veteran clubman, "that they're smoking more cigars iu England now than for years past." "They're welcome," said somebody else. "I'd sooner have my old briar than the best cigar going." "Same here," chipped in the ehap with the smart smoking cap, "nothing like a pipe — especially if it's crammed with 'toasted' — preferably Navy Cut No. 3." "I've never sampled 'toasted'," said the veteran, "something extra special?" "Yes. In fact it's 'toasted' first and other brands amongst the 'also ran'I Give it a go, Major, and as an old smoker, try Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). It's full strength. Oh, and there's another toasted brand for the pipe — Cavendish — the sporting mixture, and two cigarette blends, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. You'd say they were imported if you didn't know better." "Well," said the . veteran, "sincethey're all N.Z. grown and manufactured, you say, I suppose I can get them anywhere?" "Of couvse you can, old nian, at any tobacconist's .shop." And they adjourned to the c.ard-room for bridge.* r~ ' .