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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9699, 2 November 1909, Page 2

['I .ifC I^-— J-? \V / / \ \>;/ / \ \J?y Bicycles that have Stood the Test of Time: MOLLIS MA&BBT-HABBIB B.S.A. BICYCLES OF ANY DESCRIPTION BUILT TO THE ORDER OF CLIENTS. Liberal Guarantee. Easy Terms. L_J_GEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK OF ACCESSORIES IN THE DISTRICT. L _t.il D OycSe and Motor ytllG IJlOSaf Engineers. MASTERTON. 'Phone 141. f ~ 1 Y@ur Summer Suit. THE holiday season is approaching, and is you wish to have your Summer Suit ready for the comiug festivities you should place your order as early as possible. . " We arc showing a rich assortment of fabrics ideally suited for warmer days-days when you feel the need of appropriate clothing. We've Flannels and Worsteds for Gentlemen ; Linens and Sicilians for Ladies* Wear. Why wear heavy clothing these sultry days ? Better call end see the light-weight fabrics at this store. LADIES' AlllA__*_l" UfDnll GENT ' S TAILOR. _r__lUl£l i WW QGUWj TAILOR. 39, Queen-street, - - IViasterton. y — J lg| Well Dressed Hen! A KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN'S |mW% j_W SUITS HAVE PLEASED hundreds. mO-DAY" the best dvp-jed msa If itOF aad § et them - ° ur twent - v If lI A years' experience as clothes If if if Pll^.'- 1 i^!, *ftH__»_r_ maker 3 and alwa y s kee P in s m \i W'^^^_^^ >ourselves u P- to - dale in our II {| Wi.> business HAS PLACED US & IN THE FRONT RANK OF (|!?_k HIGH-CLASS TAILORS. 1 —- __ss» Tel. 97 Perry-street, IViasterton. PO go^jj _i__i--u-nij-^—"——.————___--— "—»■"—' MliHi ll.)W___MJl_Ml_il' 11 /ll'fli__.Hl_nnn.nit.-iiitt-_ I J ■»—___■_■___-»_!_ IN'Umur I Our Speciality— LAWN MOWERS. - The " CRESCENT" The serviceable cheap machine for small plots. The " WOODYATT " High wheel, ensuring light running. Dust-proof bearings. The " GREAT AMERICAN " Ball-bearing like a bicycle—a child can push it. The " BUCKEYE " A strong mower with patent adjustable I device. We thoroughly understand Mowers—let us advise you. ■•■ C. E. MMELL'S HARDWARE STOfiE. "m HUH | ,_.....u-.i_i..- ._., .■ji.u^_._.. l j.l_..-..i. ,i,j |[m j.jl^ T Jilllu l ...Hl_l.lllll»l.||ffif|.l— —.—mil. llUlllimil 11..n.. m ■ „..n_.i_ii.-.___,___....—i-3. The Extravagance of Cheapness in a Sewing Machine. EVERY woman knows the foolißh extravagance of buying anything for her house jus because it is " cheap." . Every woman also knows that what seems " dear at first is often cheapest n Yet the woman who will urge her husband to buy a thoroughly good overcoat becausi he gets several seasons' wear out of it, often buys some unknown sewing machine for her self because of its " bargain " price. Now the Singer Sewing Machine costs very little more than thrown-together, catch penny machines. Yet one Singer will out-last several of the ordinary kind The Singer has earned the reputation of running as smoothly at the end of its twentietJ or thirtieth year as the day it was bought. Considering this, the Singer is in the end tin cheapest machine to own. Singer Showroom, Queen-street, Masterton, (Next Holloway & Son) Head Office a 8. Willlo-atreet, Wellington.