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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11570, 20 January 1913, Page 6

.: . , - ■ i .; . A Few Specials 'ft — AT C. Smith's, Ltd., Great # Stock-taking Sale NOW ON! 2 Pairs Men's Woollen Socks for Is 3d. / 3 Dozen Fancy Pearl Buttons for 6d. j 30 Pieces Wide Sash Ribbon 3d yard. j 30 Dozen Ladies' Gloves, 6d and 9d pair. Ladles' Ready to Wear Hats 1s each. 20 Dozen Ladies' Vests, 3 for Is. See the Ladies' Untrimmed at 6d. Ladies' Blouses from Is. Ladies' Linen Costumes, sslld. Children's Navy Serge Tunics, usual price 14s 6d, Now 5s 11d Remnants of Dress Materials, Blouse Materials, Prints, etc., all at half price. \ Plain Pillow Slips Is pair Frilled do. 1s 11 d pair. Cream Washing Prints, usual price BJd, Now 4|d. SALE OF THE SEASON AT «^ C« SMITH, Ltd., Premier Dp&pers and Clothiers, WE Mtarton. \'. ' —1: C & w% i m c t a - mJ&fIL 11 Lll 111 The Most FasKia- __\ * aWe Jewel of the ~ day is the Necklet. : TUST NOW we are showing a unique collection of charming NECKLETS of dazzling beauty and rare quality, in a great variety of superb patterns. I These exquisite examples of dainty Jewellery were bought by us direct from the leading London and Paris houses, and are undoubtedly the choicest goods we have ever shown. Lovers of beautiful jewels are invited to pay a visit to oar Jewellery Store. IdEW. S. "NICOIji . (SUCCESSOR TO FRANK DUPRE) (WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, GOLD AND SILVERSMITH. 'PHONE 182. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. MASTEETOJ, ■ ■ ■-£■. ss, * MASTEETON PERMANENT IN-. VESTMENT AND BUILDINO flfflfflj 'PHE SOCIETY is prepared to grant I or otflerwiee ? on approved freehold to-. MUSICAL EVENINGS PLUMBING, GASFITTING, DRAIN-: FOE ONE OE A HUNDEED. LAYING. JJOW nice it is to be able to provide „ E. JONES to under...usic m the home lou have no Jt* take v classes of work in t _ o above need to draw. on the ability of your liQe aild do it up . to _ date . Special atfriends to supply an evening's enter- . '. . , _~" r , _ tainmont. You simply purchase a DI- te ? tl0 v n g lvGn *° fittm « country and PLOMA GBAMAPHONE and some Ec- suburban residences with Acetylene-• cords of music that you like, and you Gas and ? e P tlc T * nks - LaJ^pnea, can have a concert at* any time right in Baths, Basms, etc., fitted up aUßasonyour own home. aDle rates. Only competent and licenßWe have just opened up 70 Eecords of ed men employed, and our work will alBilly Williams'' latest songs, and a big ways stand inspection. Eing up 'Phono assortment of Band pieces. Call and No. 138, or send a postcard, if you hear them. want estimates for any work. Nothing Double-sided Eecords Ss 6d each; too small or too large. Needles Is box of 400, or 4s per 1000. 3ANITAEY PLUMBEK (by Exam.), DIPLOMA GEAMAPHONES in stock Q_oen-str«jt Masterton* £3, £4, £7, £12, £15. ' "Cheaper than the Cheapest, Better than the Best." TRY GIBBON'S O.K. FANCY GOODS & STATIONEEY DEPOT, F0..: A. BRADFORD, Proprietor. (Near Thompson-Payne Pictures).' PICTURE FRAM.N_<_ _ . .«^, FOR HIRE BY TELEPHONE LETTER* OR nUR STOC K of PICTURES, MOULDTELEGEAM. \J INQS et ._ well selectedj an _ LATEST o-SEATEE TOUEING CAE. customers may rely upon getting a 1913 MODEL 1913 first-class article at a very reasonable price. We have a large and *^wried L ANDAUS, CAEEIAGES BUGOIE. fX^l^^O^S^f^ CAB^mS 1 TeSs ° n hira «>*, *«*? % _*£%_*<_ "* "C" Spring Carriages for Invalids. wlucb cannot fml to mterest yoU> PADDOCKING and STABLING a* GIBBON'S reasonable rates. PICTUEE AND FANCY GOODS PINHEY BROS., LTD., STOEE, PEOPEIETOES, QUEEN-ST MASTEBTON. 'Phone 18 (Opposite Knox Church). f'