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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 May 1938, Page 1

D A N C ES. A DANCE. Te Ore Ore Meeting House, May 13. In aid of the Meeting House. Ladies 1/-, Gems 2/-. Orchestra. TE CRH ORE Winter Sports Club will x hold their Official Opening on May 18 in the Te Ore Ore School. Good prizes. Everyone cordially invited. Admission, 1/-. MODERN and Old Time Dance on Saturday night, at 8 o’clock, at the Masterton East School, Johnstone Street, Bright music by Barnes Bros. Monte Carlo and Spotlight Dances. Prices: 1/6 Single and 2/6 Double (or Ladies a Basket).

DRUIDS’ BALL. KING'S THEATRE, CARTERTON. MONDAY, MAY 16, 1938. Every Provision Made for Patrons’ Enjoyment. UDY’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Prices: 6/-, 4/- and 2/6. E. McKENZIE, Hon. Sec.

HAWKE’S-BAY FLOOD RELIEF BALL MUNICIPAL HALL, MASTERTON. TUESDAY, MAY 24. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EVERYBODY .... Buy a Ticket even if you don’t go . . WAIRARAPA’S GREAT EFFORT to help those in Hawke’s Bay who suffered from the Flood. Come along and enjoy yourself. It is a worthy cause. TICKETS, 5/-. D. WARD, Secretary. T. JORDAN, Treasurer.

BUSINESS WANTEDS. 0/11 EACH.—First shipment of Wairarapa College Ties at “The Wairarapa Farmers.” POTATOES! Dakota and Sutton’s best 1 Table Potatoes, delivered, at 8/6 per cwt. Get in early while they last. —Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Masterton. QPECIAL Seven Days at Olive ° Powell’s—Monday, May 16, to Monday, May 23. See window. Coats, Frocks, Jumper Suits, Evening Frocks. 12 ASIC SLAG—non-acid fertiliser. 13 Supplies scarce. Book immediately and avoid ‘disappointment.—Wairarapa Seed Co. T/Tl EACH.—Large size Ends.” Ideal for single beds. Postage paid.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” MOW Winter Comes! So be prepared 1 with good quality, warm Blankets, from 2/- weekly, at Kenner’s. QPECIAL Seven’ Days" "at" ~ Olive Powell’s-—Monday, May 16, to Monday, May 23. See window. Coats, Frocks, Jumper Suits, Evening Frocks. Yr J. Graham & Co., Ltd.—Extra heavy weight in Knitted Lumber Jackets. Two-way collar. Just the thing for lorry-drivers or farmers. 19/11. pHOUSANDS have proved Rachel Hair Tonic restores grey hair to original shade. —W. H. Snowsill, chemist (Wood’s Pharmacy). QPECIAL Seven ’ Days’ at Olive ° Powell’s —Monday, May 16, to Monday, May 23. See window. Coats, Frocks, Jumper Suits, Evening Frocks. rpOP-DRESS with Basic Slag. SupA plies may be had immediately from Wairarapa Seed Co. . FRIDAY Only.—Men’s Heavy FleecyA lined Pullovers, with zip fronts. Shades: Grey and Brown. 10/6 each. Postage paid.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” rpHE Standard Riding Coat, guaranteed waterproof, 6 months, 39/6. — At Albert Donald’s, opposite Regent, Masterton. atT Graham & Co., Ltd—Ladies’ Plasmatic Cashmere Hose, wide expanding tops. Size, S.W., W., and O.S.W. All shades. 4/11 pair. rrHE'MODERNE SCHOOL of Dressl X making. Cutting, Designing and Pattern making. Classes by arrangement—Miss Iza Grant, Chilton Buildings, Masterton. Private ’phone 1821. QAW GULLOTING—You can cut ° your firewood in half the time if your saw is gulloted.—R. Lambert, Engineer, Coradine Street. FRIDAY Only. -English Saddle Tweed 1 Trousers, extra heavy weight; guaranted wear. All sizes. Fawn and Brown shades. 25/- pair.—At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” RELAX Riding’ Coats—the best Riding Coat—guaranteed waterproof.—At Albert Donald’s, opposite Regent Theatre, Masterton. GUARANTEED Cycle Dynamo Sets. Prices right. Lohmann, Lucas, Berko, Miller and Bosch.—Steve Sharman, Cycle Agent, Queen Street, Masterton. RLORAL Emblems or Cut Flowers x telegraphed to any part of the world. —Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304. Members N.Z. Telegraphic Floral Exchange. FRIDAY Only.—s4in. While Twill 1 Sheeting, 1/3 yard. Hard wearing quality. Postage paid. —At “The Wairarapa Farmers.” I "GRAHAM & CO., Ltd ’"have full J * ranges of College Coats, Shorts, Hose, Caps and Belts now in stock. Secure yours now for the school open“TJEAVER”’ Tomato Chutney aids digestion. A wholesome blend of Tomatoes with a dash of Eastern Spices. N.Z.-made. AT J.” Graham & Co., Ltd—Winterweight Wadded Dressing Gowns, in all shades; embroidery worked in neat designs. 21/- each. 9/1 j—LADIES’ Silk and Wool Vests. ' light weight, round neck and opera tops—At “the Wairarapa Farmers.”