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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 3 December 1927, Page 6

jUI PHONES: »<"“ IRS Special Showroom Attractions for Xmas Shoppers AT BAIRD’S The •-'Bavllght Saving Sale" ends to-day. Your last opportunity to secure Xmas Goods at Sale Prices t snirs' RFADY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY in CREPE-DE-OHENE JUMPER SUITS in Rose smarf stylesfnd fashionable shades- or Navy Usually £5 10/6 Now 63/-. 8m y Usually 15/6, for 9/11 1 Only Silver Grey Silk Marocain JUMPER LA DffiS’ ART. SILK JUMPERS in assorted Ladies’ Black VELVET COATS in shades. Trimmed contrast. Usually 6/41 Woms. and O.S. Usually 49/6. Now 32/8. ' 1 Only Ladies’ Black VELVET COAT. Usually LADIES’ EUGENE FROCKS, in stripes and 59/6.— Now 45/-. floral designs. Short sleeves. Usually 11/6— Ladies’ Three-quarter CRETONNE SUMMER For 7/11 coat. Usually 32,6.— Now 21/-. 5 Only LINEN FROCKS, French make. Drawn thread designs. Usually 19/6— For 5/11 BAIRD S BIC XMAS BAZAAR FIGURED COTTON MAROCAIN FROCKS, geometric designs on white grounds. Usually . 18 NOW IN FULL SWING 19/6 For 9/11 SMART STRIPED FUJI SILK FROCKS, as- If you want to secure the finest value and sorted shades. Usually 25/6— Now 17/8 widest choice in ’Xmas Goods don’t get held up 5 Only LADIES VOILE AND COTTON GEOR- in making your choice through leaving your GEtTE FROCKS.— To quit, 4/11. ’Xmas shopping till the last minute. Turn right 10 Ladies’ AFTERNOON FROCKS in Georgette, now into the leading ’Xmas Store— BAl RD’S— Crepe-de-chene and Satin Charmeuse. Usually for ’Xmas Presents and Seasonable Noverties. 63/1 up.— Now 45/-. 1 Only OMBRE CREPE-DE-CHENE EVENING Goods willingly put aside on payment of a FROCK. Usually 49/6— For 29/8. small deposit. Ladies' French Model AFTERNOON FROCK in Crepe-de-chene. Usually £5 19/6, Now 83/-. Patrons of our Mercery Section will notice Ladies’ Figured SHANTUNG JUMPER SUIT. that we have considerably enlarged our Boys’ Usually 59/6. Now 30/-. Clothing Section in order to relieve the congestion caused by our increasing business. Baird’s Leading Drapers and Mercers, Hastings

DUBARRY London F ra g ran t Bath-Salts The delight of the bathing hour makes the bath not only an occasion, but a true luxury. DUBARRY BATH SALTS refresh and y invigorate, and keep the skin velvet smooth. Cenune always Genuine The D.S.L. Genuine always Genuine NAPIER

tAT EXCURSION RATES TO HONOLULU A SIX WEEKS’ TRIP To the Enchanted Islands of Hawaii. Leave Arrive Auckland. Auckland. Nov. 22 • NIAGARA .. Jan. 2 Dec. 20 • AORANGI .. Jan. 29 Jan. 17 - NIAGARA .. Feb. 27 Feb. 14 • AORANGI .. Mar. 15 19 days in Hawaii —Longer if desired. Return Fares Ist Class from £5O 2nd Class frnm £37/10/Particulars from UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD.

CHRONIC (When turgied operations have tailed W VAREX W ha» completely healed wont earn W Ulcerated Legs. No retting. 4to 6 treatments usually mean lasting cute. I Free pamphlet and teatimoaialt from Era oat Healey, £ VAREX LTD.. ■ P.O. Bm 1556 Q WeLmgtoa. II g ULCERS WHAT SHALL I GIVE FOR XMAS? COOPER’S, MUNICIPAL BLDGS., FOR XMAS. GIFTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG. Chinaware, Glassware, Tea and Dinner Sets, Cut Crystal, Electro-plate, Stainless Cutlery, Leather Goods. Watches and Clocks, Aluminumware, Toys, Doll’s Prams, Perfumery and Soaps, Hand Bags, Purses, Gent’s Wallets, Dressing Cases. Everything imported direct from the factory. THE HOUSE FOR PRESENTS KVHICIPAL BLI'GS, HASTINGS All kinds of coughs and colds are best treated with “NAZOL,” the commonsense, scientific remedy, invaluable in treatment of asthma, bronchitis and influenza. 60 doses for 1 Ai. Ta.i\es 1 famous because it's good''

Oibafad a and G C* 0 X- 0 * G - EDMONDS CUSTARD Powder HAVELOCK NORTH. FIRE BRIGADE DEMONSTRATION. The householders of Havelock are reminded that there will be a large demonstration of firemen from different brigades, to be held in the Domain on Saturday, December 10th, commencing at 1.30 p.m. to open with a demonstration with the new fire engine, and brigade sports to follow. The brigade is making a special appeal to the people of Havelock to attend. The brigade is a volunteer institution working for the benefit of the public, and the members are anxious for the Havelock public to see what they can do in the way ol handling fire appliances. They are also trying out a new fire extinguished before they purchase it. With this extinguisher they will be able to operate outside the water area as well as the houses inside the Town Board area, should their services be unfortunately required. The admission is only 1/- for adults and 6d for children. There will be amusements provided fcr all. BOY SCOUT “SHOP.” The Havelock North Boy Scouts held a “shop’’ in the Rest House to-day to raise money to produce tools and material for their workshop. Mrs. J. H. .101 l organised the sale. A good collection of articles was on sale and satisfactory returns are expected

In the Hastings building report published last night the value of the seven new dwellings should have been £SWO, not £B4O as was stated. Less rubbing and a longer shine with “TAN-OL,” the wonderful liquid polish for floors, linoleums, and furniture. Most economical. All groc-