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Wairarapa Age, 24 September 1923, Page 2

u- 'l® f O\ 81 1 \ar \®_; y * Silks for the dainty expression of your Summer Frock* Silk is deserevdly popular both for day and evening wear, and those dainty dressers who have already decided on it will revel in the beautiful shades and weights offering here. Our orices are very favourable for Jap Silks, Fuji and Crepe de Chine. Intending purchasers would be wise to take advantage of them without delay as prices are expected to rise owing to the Japanese disaster. 30in. NATURAL FUGI SILKS, a popular silk, high grade qualities, 4/6 and 4/11 yard. 30in. STRIPED FUGI SILK, in the very newest designs, wonderful value at 5/11 yard. 28in. WHITE JAPANESE SILK, best value for years, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 5/11; 36in. 6/6, 7/6. 33in. LUCKUSAN, a bright silky tussore, exceptional value at 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 yard. 36in STRIPED SELF COLOUR JERSEY SILK, wonderfully attractive, in shades of apricot, electric, saxe, bottle, navy and black at 15/6 yard. .Very Smart FANCY CREPE MORACAIN, new designs, attractive colourings, at 15/11 yard, double width. Hugo & Shearer’s "THE STORE OF PROGRESS,” QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

SPRING COSTUMES TAILORED TO ORDER FOR /W-x Less than A & J \ “Ready-mades” Cost. \ / / Our usual exclusive tailoring assur- \li W I j / J ed in every detail. Beautiful eut and Al. /1 / tit and the aristocratic lines that go to make “Alex. Donald” Costumes so fi I fEWy superior to others. M : ' ' l| Excellent Quality Cloths CL JIO in blues, greys and nrgger browns. II IL W Any stvle mav be selected. u ‘ INSPECTION INVITED. H B | ALEX. DONALD, tM Tailor, yh QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON. & W

BUY FURNITURE THAT IS .. — . GOOD THROUGHOUT! the cheap and commonplace when buying Furniture, it’s sim- f H @ H B B ply “a penny wise and a pound fool- wSI B BH B ish” in the long run. Buy the best—that which is soundly made and built // I ill'jylu l/lfi if to last, and you’ll always be thankful for having done so. My Rew and McCracken’s Furniture is fffflWASh distinguished by a higher degree of | craftsmanship than is usually met with, and an exceptionally high stand- ? 7 '4- • ‘.■■'•igi- ?.!oreo\< r oar prices are always right. Call and let us prove these facts! * REW and McCRACKEN FURNITURi. CRAFTSMEN, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ’Phone 1237.

HERALD OF GOOD NEWS. SHOP EARLY. SEE OUR WINDOWS. FOOTWEAR SALE at CARPENTER and EVANS COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 9 a.m. Our oresent stock must bo cleared to make room for SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.