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Wairarapa Age, 31 October 1924, Page 7

SUPPORT THE BRITISH EMPIRE By Drinking “ELMSHURST” AU All British British PURE CEYLON TEA PACKED IN CEYLON DIRECT FROM THE GARDENS. Obtainable from all leading grocers and also procurable from our own stores. THE SOLE IMPORTERS: N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. MASTERTON. Produce ’Phone 1108. Office ’Phone 1028. I

70U SOW THIS SPRING—WHAT WILL YOU jo REAP IN AUTUMN? i 7:\ Rather a difficult question for the ' farmer who is going to do ihs sowing with inferior* seeds. ®ut it’s easily answered by the n WWt <• *. wise farmers who are geing to “make OUR RELIABLE SEEDS. ''-r g CaD SUpply B€e^a ’ Turnip, Swede and Mangel. Seeds packed in one pound packets. Seeds thoroughly Tested for Germination. arn P^ es Quotations «n Application. THE NZ - FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIS. CO, r Limited, MASTERTON. THE HOST LIGHT THE MOST HEAT FOR THE LEAST MONEY. GAI! Tor EVEEYTHING ia the MODEEN HOME end BUSINEBB PREMTSES. USE GAS inv incaadeseeot. GAB LIGHT ia the best you can have. The IDEAL ILLUMDiANT—BRILLIANT, YET SOFT, ADEQUATE, AND CHEAP. GAI FOR HEATING! , Beal warmth. A GAB FIEE in the bedroom means a cosy room, and freedom from sudden ehills. A GAB FIRE in the diningtoom means a life at meal times which can be turned out when the meal is over. For the DEAWING EOOM: An unexpected Visitor may turn up at any time. Have a Gas Fire and be prepared. A cheerful, radiant heat. No delay, no labour, no dart K ashes. EM FIRES can be fixed in any fireplace without disturbing existing grates. IPDT HEATERS .which can be moved from room to room, cost less than one halfpenny per hour. TBY ONE! FDR IHOP HFATO, Flora) Radiators are economical, and perfect. No fines required. CONSIDER the comfort of your customers. A NEW SHIPMENT of modern Gas Fires and Radiators just opened up. Will bo fitted on easy terms. Call and obtain Ml information - ’" T “ i AT THE MUNICIPAL GAS SHOWROOM. Et your Gas Service is not giving satisfaction, ring up ’phone 180*.

MANIFOLD ATTRACTIONS IN THE SHOWROOM. ®* e ®^ owroom is j n st radiant with New Season’s goods! Gorgeous French . Models—more attractive than anything we have ever had before—fx. dainty Afternoon Frocks in Crepe de Chine, and other fascinating fabrics that have a charm of their own. The i / / Gowns for street wear are delight1 w- Z / fully frash looking, “extravagant” in \ 'J / beauty, yet moderately priced. All XZ Rre cordially invited to inspect Watson’s Spring Display. Come early! IHSISk DAINTY FROCKS AND W GOWNS FROM GAY PAREE. Iji Ladies’ Striped Artificial Silk FROCKS, in black/white, nigger/white, round necks, three-quarter sleeves. PRICE 35/6. Smart Afternoon FROCK, in Henna Art Silk, gathered on hips, trimmed touches of grey. PRICE 59/6. Dainty Artificial Silk FROCKS, in Saxe and Beige, collars, cuffs and A frilled panels of Vandyke design, PRICE 69/6. Latest in Ladies’ JUMPER SUITS, // in shadow stripe Art Silk, trimmed /y'C-sy-— crepe de chine collars and cuffs. PRICE 79/6. = T*jT Dove Grey Artificial SILK ROBE, I / || long wrap over style roll collar of I / LA creme, finished fancy buckle. aJ \l\ PRICE ,69/6. fl] \JJ Stylish Striped Crepe de Chine It/ M FROCKS, short sleeves, small Peter fir Pan collars, finished black rihbun ties, PRICE £5 58. WtsopSG