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Wairarapa Age, 20 March 1929, Page 1

ADVERTISEMENT RATES. Wanteds, For Sale, To Let, Loct or Found Advertisements ars as follow:— s. d. 1 Insertion, 16 words .... 1 6 2 Insertions, 16 words .... 2 6 3 Insertions, 16 words .... 3 6 1 Week, 16 words 6 6 6d. Extra for every additional five words over 16. If booked, 6d. extra.

WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 PREEI FREE! FREE! One -pound J of our famous "Gold Rose” Tea i will be given to each cash purchase ; of 30/- and over in our Boot Department during the Big Easter Carnival at J the W.F.C.A., Ltd. and Reduced, f’Masj terton’s_ Shopping Centre.” i ipULACK SATIN SHOES—Just lauded. :,l Our new stock of C. A J. Clark’s Satin Evening Shoes wit(; low and > Spanish heels. Do not fail to See our 1 stocks; half-sizes to make sure that f every customer is perfectly fitted. .. Only 22/6 at the Big Easter Car val r at the W.F.C., Ltd., and Reduced. SILVER TIN BEL - SHOES-“New !rig- > ment of Clark’s Silver Tinsel B:ioes, i low and Spanish heels in an entirely g new design; half-sizes for perfect litr ting; at the Big Ear er Carnival at the [ W.F.C.A., Ltd., am: (educed. s JJYAL’S FI6BBENS. The gentle Sxw e tive, suitable for all ages; 1/6 at s all Chemists. ■> RASTER SPECIALS.—Two cases of 1 Ladies’ Silk Hose, bought by Mr. Smith when in London. Phoenix Silk - Hose, 3/11, 7/11 and 9/6 pair, all s shades. Lady Godiva Silk Hose, 6/11 . pair; Tramilia Silk Hose, full fashion- ’ ed, lace clocks, 8/11 pair. -See them at r C. Smith, Ltd., 11 The People’s Store. ’ ’ ' RASTER SPECIALS.—Milanese, the ideal Art Silk Material for Ladies’ ’ Underwear. We have it in all shades r at 3/11 and 5/11 yard.—C. Smith, Ltd., 1 "The People’s Store.” i, . - RASTER SPEClALS.—Attention is drawn to our New Season’s Dress Tweeds, at 3/6, 5/6, 6/6, and 7/6. ’ Part of a special purchase made by Mr 1 Smith when in London.— C. Smith, Ltd., • "The People’s Store.” A BIG RANGE of White and Grey Blankets to Hand.—At C. D. Shoo- ’ smith. j gULBS!* BULBS! Now is the time to plant these to get a brilliant display of colour in the early Spring. ‘ Anemones and Ranunculus, 1/6 and 2/- ’ per dozen; 19/- to 12/6 per 100. Tulips, > 5/- per doz. Hyacinths, to colour, If- ■ each; 10/ per dozen. Also Watsonia, - Paeony, Montbretia (new hybrids), j Narcissi, Auriculus and Polyanthus. We deliver to any part of the town by ! ringing ’phone 1304.—A. Robinson & . Sons, Whatman Road. - rpOMATOES. —Choice Table Tomatoes I for sale, 3/6 per case; next Daily ; Times office.—Ben Roberts, Parkvale. jjew^homeT'sewing - machine has 60 years ’ good record. £l2 10/- . cash. Masterton Umbrella Works, near r Opera House. Needles, Oil and Parts ; all machines.—T. Verity. ‘ L)UCO AND - CAB ENAMELLING Expert.—Car-owners are invited to > communicate with F. J. Hunn, Master•um Hardware Co.’s premises, Perry i Street. Estimates given for all classes of work. - QUR DISTEMPER POWDER for dogs given in early stages is a reliable , remedy, and even in advanced stage - aften arrests the trouble; 2/6 bottle. 1 Post free from Gordon, Chemist Master- , ton. Full stocks of all Veterinary I Medicines, Etc., at Gordon’s Pharmacy. •TAEMARET’S PATTERNS Every , woman who is good with the . needle, should see these reliable cut-out I patterns at 10)d. —A. J. Daysh has hunI dreds. I gWEST PEA SEED' wT haUTjust » opened up a fine assortment of Trevethick’s World Famous Strain, inr chiding new Novelties. Now is the time i to sow, and we claim that there is no [ better Sweet Pea Seed offered.—H. L. Esau, Florist, Seed and Plant Merchant, Queen Street. Telephone 1051. I original and best. True Lime Fruit ; flavour. A great thirst quencher. , Specially imported., Price, 3/6 per bottle. At Eton's Pharmacy, Queen Street, Masterton. » - . . • Y-BAZIN, the famous French depilatory. Removes Superfluous Hair i quickly and harmlessly. Procurable > either as powder or cream, for 4/6. TriaL ■ size, 1/- per tube. At Eton's Pharmacy, » Queen Street, Masterton. 1 gTRONG SCHOOL BIKES, extra 1 strong lugs, head fittings and braek- > eta; built for hard wear. English Dun- - lop Cord Tyres fitted and beat equip--1 ment throughout. £B/7/6 caah, terma arranged.—At Andrews & Rolph, opposite Hugo & Shearer’s. 'Phone 2458. SUGGESTIONS for Acceptable Pre- ! sents.—Pouches, Cigarette Cabineta, ■ Cigars (5,a, 10’s and 25’a), Pipes, Civic, ■ Loewe, etc.—Jamas Purchase, Hair- . dresser and Tobaeeo'- st. Queen Street. ; nUR SHOP IS BRIMFUL .>7" Suggestion for attractive Presents. We • cordially invite you to call and inspect. Yon will be surprised at the extensive range and reasonable price.—James ’ Purchase, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, ’ Queen Street. , T TT E ARE NOTED for our Cycle aa<t . Gramophone Repairs and Aceeaeor- ’ iea. The very best Workmanship and : Value is offered ut J. W. Smith’s, South End Cycle Works, opp. Knox Church. • ’Phone 2508 ROSTOCKBI We have ~a splendid range of this Famous Footwear. Call and see for yoursi. 's the extensive & Evans, Queen Street. fOILET ARTICLE BARGAINS. — Wonderful values in Perfumes, Soaps, Hair Brushes, Manicure Sets, Bath Salts, Etc. They are too good to miss. See the windows at Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Masterton. F. P. WELCH & SON, LABOUR AGENTS. WANTED.—Elderly man, to cook and do odd jobs «« small shoep run; 25/- week. i WANTED.—Ploughman, thoroughly experienced all implements; 49/-.