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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXV, Issue 11648, 23 April 1913, Page 6

AUTUMN and WINTER * FASHIONS AT C. Smith's, Ltd. *pHE colder weather experienced during the last few days has prepsad home to all of us the importance of preparing for winter. v^L We are completely ready in all departments with bigger stocks and more comprehensive assortments than ever before, bought, as usual, for prompt cash, and marked at Masterton's Lowest Prices for goods of equal character. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. Buy your Blankets at our store. "We hold stocks from all the leading "*T Colonial Mills. N > WHITE COLONIAL BLANKETS from 17s 6d PAIR. ENGLISH BLANKETS, in all makes and sizes, white, from 11/6 PAIE. GREY ENGLISH BLANKETS, 9s lid PAIR. DRESS TWEEDS. DRESS TWEEDS. Wβ have just opened a Special Line of Dress Tweeds woll worth $& yard, to be cleared at Is 3d YARD. The cheapest line ever offered. Another line, 56 inches wide, well worth 4s 6d, Our Price 2s lid YARuT^ DISCOUNT OF 6d ON EVERY 10s SPENT. ' PREMIER DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. MASTEKTON. B=Day Alarms. Wake Q At any hour you wish during /Mm//' II ,JMj v the winter mornings to the .4SW/; I 1 \|s. \t\ V'% sound of the large gong-bell on timjfrlfb. f, -*• />m W\ \\ a WUM R** 9 (M \\\ \\ "COLUMBIA" 8-DAY |4||(J <| \|\ ■•■ || Time and alarm require vJlftviK BaAY At fpftliSffil f winding only once a week. /I ulifSlEfSi/zm^^ Alarm will run eight days, al- /V I $ lowing about one minute for \IMv / y uWWl^'Jβ each day (less than half-min- /? t\ MJSwM^^'^ ute is ordinarily used). All . ' you have to do is to push ~. N<^^^gS=^^^^^aHr^" ; '"' : S ■■ switch ON at night, and push ' h^^^^^^^^^^&m& : it OFF to stop alarm in the . .^Z^^flx!"" morning. Fine nickel finish. !^M^^^^^^^^^p\\ W , Inveroid dial, with large plain : figures, which can be easily ? liHß* - - -sp = '-'-" seen in a partially-darkened room. The COLUMBIA is the "King of all" Alarm Clocks, but we also have plenty of other makes of reliable alarms at from 7s 6d. , > CALL IN AND ASK TO SEE THEM. LEN. S. WICOL. ' iili i ESSOR TO FRANK DUPRE) WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, GOLD AND SILVERSMITH. 'PHONE 182. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. MASTERTO*. z That little girl of yesterday is / a young ' ac * y to-day—her sum- /// mer frocks ape most becoming; Ihiil, «t is the happiest time of her fl/'T* ./ young life. lj.ll, Nothing but a picture can nlll// " j\- keep her as she is. Now, really J/ if 4\ x —isn't it worth a picture? ytS '$ MAKE THE APPOINTMENT / TO-DAY. iff WinzenberflL Hi Photographer,^ ff*"|L Mext Poe Office, - - Masterton ' 'Phone 444. r ~~~ -— Masterton Motor and Carriage Factory. QUEEN STREET '. MASTEKTON. T. WAGG & CO. MOTOR ENGINEERS. Motor Engineering, Motor Car Body-making, Springs, Trimming and Painting by Expert Workmen. Every description of Vehicle Manufactured on the Premises. AH Work Executed at Lowest Possible Prices. AGENTS FOE Sunbeam, Berliet and -Baick Cars. Sole Wairarapa Agents for Searle TJnburstable Tubes. r