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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9211, 2 November 1908, Page 7

❖♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ FIRST QUALITY i J LADIES' HAND BAGS. j I Green, Brown and Tan. J ♦ cr y cc - New Shapes. * ♦ 6s > 7s > 1Os > I2s 6d > 15 V 20s, ♦ ♦ jyili 255, 30s. t ■WL jfl mi jp mw j j j Wμ *L ?♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ QUEEN-STREET, IJf QUEEN-STREET. MASTERTON. lIIIf I I 11~ | MASTERTON. Oup stock is now so grand That we are best and beat the We , IS create a big demand ; pest So be sure to be on hand l s oft expressed by those who If a dainty dress you'll command. test : DRESS GOODS. MILLINERY. OtJR new Spring Dress Goods ai'O ready, and such a blossoming out of pretty "OY a happy alliance of art and commerce colorings you should see. If you would know JO we have developed a Millinery Departwhat's what in Dress Goods for this Spring ment which has the reputation of being the and Summer you should visit our shop and -————• finest in the district. Never before in our spend a little time in looking through our ——— history has this exquisite department been so Dress Department. Our claim of leadership well organised and equipped as now: never is strengthened as season follows season, and * before so early in the season have we had so our new imports for spring and summer bid many beautiful features awaiting inspection ; fair to greatly increase our fame as dress never before have so many admirable creations merchants. Visit this busy section of people ready to grace feminine beauty. Our Milliners for yourself. MISS DI.XON, with a well- are working very hard to keep pace with organised stall of assistants, will be pleased to orders. Our goods are of special character, book your orders for dressmaking. Don't and although they may be copied the imitadelay; orders are coming daily, and if you tions never have the same grace and tone leave it (ill the last thing you court disappoint- equal to the models created at Hooper's. ment.

:/£■>■' —— «—\ -■-■■ -J : i YOU MAY BE v.-earing glasses already and getting beneiiUrom them, but not so much as is possible to get. We have heard people say, " I have tried wearing spectacles.' . That is no sign that glasses will not benefit you. You may have been fitted the best that your optician knew. Wo frequently FIND PEOPLE wearing glasses that arc an injury to their eyes. Some defect was overlooked. OUR TESTS LEAVE NO DEFECTS UNDISCOVERED. ALFRED LBVI, COMSULTIWG OPTICIAN, 14, CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY (next Bank of Australasia) WISLINGTON. T. H. W!oi*Fiso«i Manager. MASTERTON GLADSTONE— LONGBUSH. ON and after MONDAY, September 2nd, the undersigned will run a Coach DAILY, excepting Thursdays, leaving Longbush at 8 a.m., and returning from Masterton at .'5.150 p.m. Comfortable Accommodation for Passengers. Return Fares between Longbush and Masterton, (>/- ; and between Gladstone and Masterton, 4/-. A special brake will run per arrangement, carrying parcels, luggage and dogs. Parcels may be left at the Cluk Stables. DONALD McPHEE. n . ~i ro- ^ NOW THAT THE HOT WEATHER IS COMING ON YOU SHOULD GET IN A SUPPLY OF "HIGHLANDER", CONDENSED MILK. "it's so VERY handy I" Just imagine Avhat it means in hot summer weather to have plenty ot I nice, fresh, pure, rich milk I aln-ai/s at hand ! For Cooking I and Baking —Puddings, Custards, i Sauces, Biscuits, etc. For Dessert r —Sweets and the like. For the Tea, Breakfast and Supper Table, for the Invalid and the Infant—at all times and on all occasions the delicious Full Cream "HIGHLANDER " Condensed Milk is indeed a boon. It is used in more homes to-day than ever. Don't rely on buying an odd tin now and again; bettor far to cut down your milkman's bill and keep a good supply in the house of "HIGHLANDER" CONDENSED MILK. " You can depend upon it /" W —— 4 LIVERY STABLES. MR EDWARD JONES wishes to notify the public that he has first-class Stables and Loose-boxes, and he is prepared to let stands. Every attention given. All conveniences for visitors, bathrooms, etc. Address: CRICKET-STREET (back of Graham and Co.).