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siiiaiiHiinii!nHiiHiiniHiiißi!iHimißiiiniiiii!iiiiHiiiniaiiiaiiwiiiHiiKiißiiMii*iiitiii | What | — ——g I about i a To-day one doesn’t buy just • a any Stockings. One buys the ? Perfect Stocking for every Cos- ! g tume — the right weight, the S S right heal line, the right colour. ? f i I o q Y7e’d be delighted to help you = 1 select a Perfect Stocking ward- ? g robe—not necessarily expensive - either, as the Stocking items in g 1 — — the advertisement prove. gl . I 1 / = / I LADY GODIVA Silk Hose, is f 2 I I shades Nymph, Fanchon, Canyon, g g / Bijou and Fantasy. t & \ ‘ PRICE, 6/11 pair. g i \ 'I X3\l PRINCESS PURE SILK HOSE; ■ = \ f-' shades Nude, Pasche, Arabique and f I iLpL-Wi CreTette - i win A’jtA jiiii ' pkice ' 7/11 pato - _ JU, - JJ_5 BELDING'S CORTICELLI Pure B g I Silk Full Fashioned Hose; ail new- tt — .11l >u est shades. f ll ii.., .n k „ a — uu U U PRICE, 10/11 Pair. I — — | t i i | ■ TRUE' FORM Pure Silk Full Fashiox- Shades Turf, Beechnut, ■ — and Indian Tan. PRICE, 11/6 pair, f H MERCURY Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose. Shades Rose, Nude, Misty = ■ Mom and Bronze. PRICE, 11/6 pair. ! g RUBY RING* Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose. This hose is beautiful | -S Quality and in all latest shades. PRICE, 13/6 Pair, g | | ! C. SMITH, LTD. | “THE PEOPLE’S STORE" | QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. | iiiIBIIIBIIMIIBIIIBIIIBIIMIIIBIIIBIIMIIIBIIiniHIIIBIiniIIBiIIBI'UIIIBIIIBIIIE'IVIIIRIIIBIIIBIIIBIIM

I Seagrass (fW I Furniture HAS ITS OWN CHARM! I r~zv Its Clean Appearance—its enticing Coolness — Long-Wearing g g Qualities —and Tempting Low Prices assist in making Seagrass g; Furniture ideal for Balcony or Sun Verandah. Will you call in S to-day and let us show you the new designs? You are under no obligation, of course. Seagrass Furniture is very fashionable, I ! J Hoar & Permain | QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON.

| Wairarapa That the wonderful fertile Wairarapa Valley possesses more than the average number of people of fine taste and artistic temperament is evidenced by the fact that a business like the Arts and Crafts finds it essential to be always on the horizon, seeking for things of exceptional merit and beauty. To be convinced that the Arts and Crafts is successful in its mission, one has only to view the glorious collection of Geo. Baxter prints at present showing, which would do credit to any city in the world. Lovers of the beautiful should not miss any opportunity of spending a quiet half hnnr the TeTL. v Arts & Crafts I “THE HOUSE FOR PRESENTS.” I QUEEN STREET MASTERTON.