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Wairarapa Age, 12 March 1925, Page 6

IT MAKES GOOD READING yWHEN YOU LEARN that a great money-saving opportunity is within your reach MURRAY’S SPECIAL CLEARANCE OF ODDMENTS IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ APPAREL. FOR 14 DAYS ONLY. ... COMMENCING, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. Our aim is to effect a clearance of numerous lines regardless of cost, and we bring before you some really astounding offerings. A FEW OF THE GREAT “SNIPS”— “ALL ODDMENT PRICES FOR CASH ONLY!” MEN’S COLONIAL ALL WOOL SAC SUITS; sizes 3 to 7. ODDMENT PRICE, 69/6 MEN’S STRONG TWEED TROUSERS, in mid and dark grey shades; sizes 3 to 7. ODDMENT PRICE, 14/6 MEN’S STRONG’ GREY STRIPED COTTON TWEED TROUSERS; sizes 6,7, and 8 only. ODDMENT PRICE, 8/6 MEN’S ROSLYN ALL WOOL SADDLE TWEED RIDING BREECHES sizes 3 to 7. ODDMENT PRICE, 34/6 BOYS’ FAWN COTTON REPP WASHING SPORTS CCATS; sizes 5 to 11. ODDMENT PRICE, 4/11 BOYS’ FAWN COTTON REPP WASHIN SPORT SSUITS; sizes 10 J and 11 only. ODDMENT PRICE, 5/11 1 L Murray LIMITED, Men’s & Juvenile Wear Specialists, QUALITY STORE. MASTERTOfe V.O/Box 11, 'Phone UK

talking 0F racquets < a® Make do You Prefer? W* W E HAVE EAC Q UETS frtim the y, foremost English manufacturers , <■— —— —Slazenger, Ayres, Spalding, Wisden —various models and a full range of L , weights. The season is not yet over—your racquet may need re-stringing. Bring it along to ns—we’ll turn out an expert job at an amateur price. ELLIOTT and CO ULDDLKM * SPOETS SPECIALISTS,

K {f Etjaip younelf ■SB tools wKzftjZjl ; ,j? emiyoa'll not only ease I~ A i J.* *”"* lab °r, bsrt hata «W*7J "XkJ the satisfaction of knowingthe « II• *** “ *. tTK . ‘fNAtt . • IK Stocks here inclade various makes LZ ’Vi II »f Spades, Forks, Hammers, Hose, H jrxS<//..AXN 1/ I i * Vi’. Wrenches, and other •] I t IV" minimise Farm /iy c, 'll \ Work. Prices are reason- 11, . Me in all lines. Call / J] LmsvotWVV * •tiww’tfi b • w ajg I c. E. DANIELL Ltd. I Queen St, Mastertoi *kr~ oa —«-. 3| TELEPHONE 1620. ’

PROVES ITS ECONOMY. 800 Miles per gallon Oil. 27 Miles per gallon Petrol. You will be interested to know about the general running of the Ford ear you sold me about 15 months ago. I may say that this car has more than fulfilled any expectations that I have anticipated. I have handled other cars, but for easy handling and economy you can’t beat the Ford. My expenses, which include battery charging and such like, have been under £lO in 15 months. Oil consumption about 800 miles to gallon, of petrol on long run about 27 miles per gallon. Taking into consideration the first small cost in buying a cM and the upkeep cost afterwards I would prefer the Ford Car to any other car on the market. j SORDOh HUGHAN, LTD., FORB DEALERS . < CARTERTON aad MASTERTOR. "Phone Garage ■, ‘ ’Phone Garage HR Besidenee n. Residence 1751,