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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8290, 3 November 1905, Page 4

ON YOU SEE THIS? If so, look a little closer ; I have just the things you want. First.— Good-looking HATS, ready to wear, in French Sailors and other popular styles. Colors: Navy and White, Brown and White, Red and White, Green and White, etc. At easy prices. 4/3 to 11/6. Second.— A Splendid Selection of COTTON GOODS, which for Variety and Value are unsurpassed. New Cotton Delaines, soft finish, in a wide range of patterns; a really first-class line for blouses and drosses; only 9d per yard. New Cotton Voiles, in spots 'and figures, from Cd, 7-*-d, 10£ d to Is i)d. New patterns in Muslins, at 9d lid. Is to Is Bd. New Ginghams in spots and checks, lOid, 12-' d, Is 3d per yard. < New Prints in white and light grounds, new Prints in dark ground's, the prices are 4Jd, 6d, 7d, 7-1 d, S.Ui, 9d." New black and white Creponiies, IOJd per yard. Third.— A few choice lines in SUNSHADES, just opened, 5s to 9s Cd. Fourth.— New fabric GLOVES in lace, taft'etta, silk and imitation suede. See them. JOHN HETHOE, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. D.I.C. D.LC. COMPENSATION PERIOD. ADVANTAGES QV THE FURTHER REDUCTIONS AND CONCESSIONS, pending removal to New Building, are, iN ALL DEPARTMENTS, very apparent. New Phase of Business is Now in Progress AND AVAILABLE TO ALL, in City or Country, at the D.I.C, WELLINGTON. DI.C. D.I.C. MASTERTON MUSIC WAREHOUSE. THE largest stock of Music and Musical Instruments between Wellington and Auckland. Ten times more stock to select from than any other house in the district. If you are in want of music your best chance of getting it will be at J. CANDY'S MASTERTON MUSIC WAREHOUSE. Piano Tuned. REMARKABLE VALUES AT H. A. WHELCH'S, Queen-street, - Masterton, "VTEW IMPORTATIONS just to hand, JJi personally selected by Mr Whelch, now in London. Lovely Delainettes, 3|d, 4|d and 6|d. Embroidered Delaines and Voiles, 1/11, 2/3. Embroidered Muslins, very choice, all prices. Embroidered Voiles, double width, 1/9. Embroidered Skirts in White Linen and Holland, 9/11. Embroidered Linen Jackets, great value. Holland Jackets, a bargain at 5/6. Choice Black and Cream Voile Skirts, 15/6 upwards. Immense Stock of Imported Trimmed & Untrimmed Millinery. A lovely selection of NEW BELTS—the Latest. Muslin Blouses, from 2/6. Silk Blouses, from 10/6. New Dresses & Blousings. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. WE GIVE GRAND VALUE. SPECIAL SHOW NOW ONT" TEED'S MR H. OLSEN, a well-known settler in Egmont Village, Taranaki, says:— " I was a cripple from a corn of over thirty years' standing, and ridiculed any idea of a cure, yet was induced to use TEED'S. The result was my corn was extracted more like bone than flesh, and my foot left painless. I am indeed gratified. Mr Teed deserves well of posterity. I would like to erect a monument for his discovery." CURE ™ E CORNS! 1/. Chemists ana Stores. 1/-