WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘‘TTID BROTHER” is now being shown at the Cosy Theatre. yLOWEBING BULB BARGAINS.— Anemone, single white, blue, scarlet, or pink; 1/6 dozen, mixed 1/- dozen. Double white, scaftet or pink, 2/- doz., mixed 1/6 dozen. Post free. B. H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. 200 LADIES’ SAMPLE VESTS at exactly Half-Price. These comprise various garments sent by our Home Buyer, and are excellent value. — W.F.C.A., Ltd. TVANTED KNOWN.—I will be dehorning in the Bush District after the Winter Show. Get your orders in early, or book up at the Show.—Hy. Preston, Expert Dehorner, Show Buildings, Palmerston North. piVING YOU A START! Here’s Big Tree. There’s no better starting power. It gives your car just the energy it needs. tTEATHS - IN "ALfTVARIETIESr 2/each. Duhpnes, strong, 2/6 each. Boronia, in brown and yellow, all kinds of Flowering Shrubs, Autumn-tinted plants, Climbers; Passion Frhit, 1/6. Call and inspect our fine display. H. L. Esau, Florist, Seed and Plant Merchant, Queen Street. Telephone 1051. yOOK NOW at Vare’s for “The Merry Widow.” Slant novelties. — Mifosotes, Ruth Fisher (new) with very large flowers, of a beautiful bright blue, large heads, 6 to 9in. across, dwarf compact habit, 6d each, 5/- dozen. Del-, phinium, Hollyhock type; flowers of immense size and long spikes; numerous shades of blue and mauve, jgeedlings, 6d 5/- dozen; 1-year plants, 5/6 each’.—Ball Bros., Nurserymen, Ete., Queen and Johnstone Streets, llasterton. Telephones 1938 and 1459. fa NEW CASEMENT CLOTH. Plain Art Silk Alpaca in guaranteed fadeless colourings, suitable for casement curtains or bedspreads. Jade, Lemon, Saxe, Vieux Rose, Sky and Palo Pink;'36-in. wide; 2/11 yard.—Hugo & Shearer, Ltd.. TVrEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR, all wool, from 6/6. —At C. D. Shoosmath. *" , JJEW VIOLET, Mrs. Lloyd George, bears .enormous flowers on extra long stems; the colour is of a rich violet blue shade; a most outstanding feature about its beauty is that in the centre of the flower is a tiny apricot rosette. Plants of these 1/- each, from the Masterton Nurseries, Whatman Road, Telephone 1304. QWN-A-HOME BUILDING SeeietyTThe Secretary will attend at the Office, Church Street, on Friday night, May 25, from 7 to 9 o’clock, t<f explain the .benefits of this Society. QWN-A-HOIIE BUILDING Society — Is the only Society in the Wairarapa providing loans of £BOO free of interest. Why have a second mortgage? ‘ QWN-A-HOME BUILDING Society.— Subscriptions, 1/- per week on each £2OO share. We aim at appropriations of £BOO every eight weeks. Appl-y now to Low & Cunningham, Public Accouutants, Church Street, Masterton. “REDUCING?” said the Big Tree * Pump. ““I should think I was reducing. Every Motorist takes a bitoff my diet. IDOBT. RUSSELL, General Dealer, Furniture Valuer, and Commission Agent, with 20 years’ experience in Masterton. yLIND INSTITUTE . Manufactured Goods will be displayed and for sale at The Gift Hiflise, after Friday. The goods comprise Trays, Mats, Baskets and Chairs. ATATCHLESS SHOES.—The famous Shoe designed by Paul Andre, the eminent French designer. Inspect the wonderful range of designs.—Carpenter Evans, Quality Shoe Store, Masterton. “pATHEB GREGORY,” “Driftwood Spars” and “Beau Sabreur,” by P. C. Wren. Price 3/6 each at A. J. Daysh’s, Bookseller, Queen Street. iSocTfANCIERS will be glad toknow they can procure the following medicines in a form, easy to administer: Worm Capsules, Condition Capsules and Tonic Capsules. Made in different strengths for pups and full grown. Price, 2/6 per box. At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Masterton. QUM BOOTS and Goloshes. You will be surprised and pleased at our Wonderful selection. Don’t wait, but purchase now, before the wet weather sets in.—Carpenter & Evans, Quality Shoe Store, Masterton.
■DEFAlRS. —Umbrellas re-covered and rpeaired; Sewing*Machines adjusted and repaired; Scissors ground and set by special machines; Needles, Oils and Parts kept in stock. All work guaranteed.—Masterton Umbrella Works, near Opera House, Lincoln Road.—T, Verity. pW "SEASON’S GOODS TO HAND. Smart Pull-overs and Cardigans, 9/6 upwards; Fancy Sox, from 2/11 to 6/9. —At Hendry & Cooke’s, Queen St. (JIHE “ECLIPSE’’ is the Latest and Best in Hot Water Bags. Highest quality Rubber, with patent non-spill-ing neck and permanent washer. Jn all sizes. From 6/6 to 16/6. —From Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. W-Hy’hAVE Front Wheel Wobble? Have a “Keen’s Steer-safe’’ fitted at Winhall’s Garage, Chapel Street, Masterton. Saves wear and tear on tyres and steering. TYRES! TYRES! Dunlop and all leading makes, 6/6 to 15/-. The best selection in the Wairarapa. All sizes in stock.—J. W. Smith’s Cycle Depot, opp. Knox Church. piANOS TUNED”AND REPAIRED. J. Candy, Cambridge Terrace, Masterton. A FRESH Shipment of “ECLIPSE” Hot Water Bags, direct from the factory, just to hand. As proof of the quality, we will gladly replace Free of Charge, any “Eclipse” Bag purchased i from us, which is not satisfactory. We invite your inspection.—Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. X>AREX luvrn PASTE preserves the : Teeth. Support British industry. 1/6 per tube. At all chemists.
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Wairarapa Age, 24 May 1928, Page 1
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