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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11341, 3 May 1912, Page 6

THE PROGRESS OF FASHION ! A DELIGHTFUL SHOWING OF Millinery and Costumes ONE could not wish for a more attractive display of Smart Millinery and Costumes than we are now making in our Showroom. The styles are the pick of the world's markets. Our facilities for buying are second to none, consequently our prices are the lowest. "We have juet received from our London house a line of Ladies' Hydrotite Coats to be cleared from 16/© Each. The beßt value ever oSered in the Dominion. Special attention is called to our completo range of Tweeds from the leading mills in New Zealand. We are making Gent's Tailored Suits to Measure from 55/# FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. BEST! VALUE IN THE TR_- DE AT M iSTERTON'S FAMILY DRAPERY AND CLOIHLNG WAREHOUSE. Discount of 6d on every 10/- spent at 4__J fi AH 4 ll'______ 4_3a jlL_/ iLi-J.@G| P_»em§ep Do*ap@ra und Clothiers, SPJasterftO-S. of JVPagniißeeir-t __________ _l i ; if\}' s '_. ' - Wurtermberg |fy JHjf is « being ' llllßljß |\ nfi -hown at ou, UjPliW I 1 I irfflSt ? ;, « "Jewellery Stops. V W^llWflllß^ It' mT)\%l ''"■*! Every dascfSption Ili4i™iMlllffi /"'/ \U| /' ■ - aM Bt * ia of *» 0 " 3 111 li j: : \yfir v *A from, tha leading} !MI*MWh --v '"* r V iwakaps and ppicos ll_iillliliw "•*¥ / ~.-'""' " remarkably Eo w. \*^S=**^_-r_a_r- -____• 1 _ ""W J_-_f *^ (Syccessor to Frank Dypre) Watchmaker, Jeweller, Gold arid ' Silversmith. Phona 182. Opposite Post Of-floe. Box 108 HOT WATER BQTTLES. IT is unnecessary to refer to the COMFORT derived by the uee of a GOOD HOT WATER BOTTLE. How the body is kept aglow with WARMTH AND LIFE. Tbe feet warm during the cold, frosty winter nights, and peaceful, refrephing sleep i= assured. The Hot Bottle is indispensable in the SICK ROOM, and when placed over the seat of ANY PAIN never fails to give immediate relief. We Stook "ONLY THE VERY BEST." We import them direct from tbe best manuf icturers and have always fresh Bottlea coming to hand—no old perished bottles through over-stocking. SEE OUR WINDOW DISFLiY OF n HIS SEASON'S FRESH STOCKS. Prices Reasonable. Consistent with Durability. JL V_ Gordon; m.p.s._ ( Dispensing Chemist,gEtc, (by Exams.), MEDICAL HALL, ... ... ... MABTERTON. V -== =====-==J §- Galmac Weather €@ats For Ladies m& $imthmm.wmmwmg nnHESE are absolutely the finest wet weather garments that » _i_ can be worn, and in purchasing a Galmac now from | Alex- Donald, The Tailor, you will be making a good invest- | These Galmac Weather Coats are in the favourite Raglan i shape, and the .olours are dull greens and drabs, which wear I the best. A new shipment of these Coats has just arrived and I if you price them in other shops you will find them marked at 1 Prices here—ss/- and 60/- m I ALEX. DONALD, I THE TAILOR, - - faster-ton. Ii ■__-_-_-_--M----W----M^ Xc 6fl JLt-/0 "vt Substantial and Good, RATHER! WATERTIGHTS MADE from the best of leather, standard—screwed and<pegg?d, stitched with three rows of wax thread, which is guaranteed to hold, madejo fit the foot comfortably. You will have dry feat all the winter if you wear Kitchener's Watertights, 15/6, 16/6, 17/6 "Th© V l_?" # _l f CTho Post Office Brag- J- Kitchener ssr