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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 30 November 1927, Page 4

Anyone anxious for good value at a very reasonable expenditure should not fail to read the Bon Marche advertisement in to-day’s issue and attend the opening pf the sale on Thursday. Sweeping reductions have been made in every department. With Christmas and holidays close, this offers an unexampled opportunity for the purchase of presents or necessaries. The doors open at 9 o’clock on Thursday morning.

“BELL’S” IS CONSISTENTLY GOOD.

The quality of Arthur Bell’s Pertb Whisky never changes. It is guar anteed by the signature on the yellow label to bo always the best. Fully matured, and absolutely pure, “Bell’s has a rich creamy flavour that ap peals to the connoisseur and “ama tour” alike. All Hotels and Spirit Merchants. All kinds of coughs and colds are best treated with “NAZOL,” 'he commonsense scientific remedy. In valuable in treatment of asthma, hr- n chitis. and influenza. 69 doses for J 'ii. “I made an awful mistake just now; I told a man that I thought the host must be a stingy old blighter, and it happened to be the host that I spoke to.” Hostess: “Oh, you mean my .husband.” They all buy their Boots at the Wilson Show Co.’s Big Sale now on. White Canvas Shoes 1/-, 2/11, Tennis Shoes 2/11, 3/11, Charlestons 3/« 10/6, 12/6.”