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Wairarapa Age, 14 March 1933, Page 4

|j “ The Farmers ” Slogan j ii “Quality Always” f ;! AT THE SAME TIME PRICES ARE KEENLY COMPETI- | :j TIVE IN ALL SECTIONS OF ’ | || Masterton’s Big Store [ || 1933 Knitting Competition «[ This year the number of Sections have been increased to J IJ 10 and there are Prizes, which include Goods, to the j! <! value of £ll/13/-, and Special Cash Prizes of £7/7/-. J !! Any make of Wool may be used. Further particulars at f '! our Wool Counter. ? ;! ALL ENTRIES ARE FREE! S “Moose” Cloth I ' I One of the many New Fabrics for Autumn. A specially J ■! fine weave, lighter in weight than all wo<J Crepe-de- 5 ;! Chine and featuring such shades as Lido, Persian Rust, S j! Imperial, Bitland, Navy and Black. 36in. wide. S 6/11 yard. 6/11 yard. 5 Suits to Measure <; A New Range of Fancy Tweeds, featuring Fawns and < ’ [ Greys, which are the New Tones for Men’s Wear. Each ? < [ Suit is made to your own individual measurement — and 5 j; NO FIT; NO PAY! FOUR GUINEAS. S /Unbreakable Glass Tumblers | • A Fine Household Line for General Use— > Crackled Glass Pattern, 1-5-pint size; 4/6 half-dozen. S ![ Plain Glass Pattern, 1-5-pint size; 4/6 half-dozen. 5 I j Ribbed Glass Pattern Nobbiers; 4/- half-dozen. 5 | W.F.C.A., Ltd., | L Telephone 1600. P.O. Box 442. MASTERTON. i

IF YOU WEAR GLASSES—YOU NEED A CHANGE. DEBIODICALLY your Glaseee need Changing. It is frefently this neglect that causes Fain and Discomfort o those who wear glasses. CONSULT MB NOW—and I will advise you if a change is needed. Hy. F. DEVERELL, QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, CORNER QUEEN AND BANNISTER STREETS. MASTEBTON. MORERE FOB YOUB NEXT HOLIDAY THE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, OFFERS THE UTMOST IN SERVICE AND COMFORT. DELIGHTFUL CUSINE. ACCOMMODATION 60 GUESTS. TENNIS — BATHING — GAIETY FISHING, SHOOTING, PICNICKING. HOT MINERAL SPBINGS AND BATHS. ENTERTAINMENT FOB ALLALL THE TIME. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet. Tariff, 12/6 per day. And Every Seventh Day is FREE. E. B. SHORTT, Proprietor. “BEAVER” is the only Sauce I dare give father. Tomato and Worcester. Beal appetisers. New Zealand made. IN DIGESTION Overcome by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, which ozonises blood and nerve cells. 3/0 month’s supply.—Wood’s Pharmacy and other chemists.

MASTER TON-WELLINGTON. TIMETABLE. As from November 1, 1932. Leave Maaterton. Leave Wellington. •&3C H.m ■ 2 a.m. 7.15 a.m. 8.30 a.m. S a.m. 1-30 pan. 1..30 azr. . — —A P- m - 1 pjn. P-m, 4 P-m. • Moaoay ss’" l 7J5 nun. 9 Am. 9 s.m_ 830 aan. U3O aie, —— 1-30 PJA 180 p.m. * p-m. 4 pun. fl p.m. SUNBAY. 8 ajn. 8.30 a.m. 180 pan. 4.30 p.m. 5 p.m. S p-m. >' z p.m. TELEPHONES: Maaterton, 1990, 1848; Wellington, 42/221. DEPOTS—Opposite G.P.0., Feathenfan Street, Wellington. Midland Garage, Maaterton. JENKINS’ MOTOR SERVICE, LTD. F. J. STANIFORT.I G. HYDE, FUNERAL FURNISHER AND DIRECTOR. MOTOR FUNEBAL CAB AND EXPEBT SERVICE. Mortuary Chapel Specially Appointed for the Convenience of Clients. A Choice Stock of Patent Waterproof Artiflcial Wreaths with fast colours , just opened. PlLi'l' L Ki, fit AM AN D DEALER. 18 CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. 'Phones: Business, 1433; Private, 1434. I, - A MASTEBTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT • BUILDING SOCIETY. ipHE SOCIETY is prepared to receive money on Deposit. Terms on application. J. B K ITH, Manager.