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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXX, Issue 14579, 1 June 1916, Page 6

Hean s ! *. A 1 ■_ .-• origin al and genuine cough mixture •ssence. Saves your money— does you good. Wise people always refuse imitations. s : -jr. : JpARMERS, mechanics, blacksmiths, painters, and all othe.s who labour, need LANE'S MEDOLINE. The nicest, cleanest and most healing article ever prepared for the hands. Use it daily. Is everywhere. 1 I 1 For Soaking and j j Washing Clothes i 1 ALWAYS USE. I I: HUDSON'S I SOAP 1 1' ' i 1! Makes Clothes beautifully | 1 white and leaves th £m sweet 1 I : and fresh as sea breezes. j 1 Linen lasts longer when j | washed with HUDSON'S. j 1 Although it is more than 60 years | 1 Since Grandma made th. test J 1 Yet still to-day people say j I Thai Hudson's Soap is Best. | g I__.S.- LEAVES NO SMEU. | | Sold te Packet* Eoetiwhen. S

When next you bake scones, rolls or cakes, use SHARLAND'S Baking Powder—and watch them rise! Costs less than others—worth more. *

I For Uniqueness of Design, artistic furnishing and high quality 1 «_>#_ _-T % fI W €1 @ ' _ __ _T . . ."*_. _1 __ E_ B_! _S__ ___ «- •3' lis without a peer. j We are at present making a special feature cf DINING ROOM FURNITURE in all modern designs, and we cater for the most factitious taste. Our Dining-room Furniture would tempt the most sceptical to buy! MAY WE w HAVE THE PLEASURE OF EXHIBITING IT TO YOU! _ v # >y „ /ft / c# <-■ a | Js7/r>rC€»cf. %*S i I OUE. N STREET MASTERTON. | HEAD OFFICE .."".."'. .' LAME-TON QUAY WELLINGTON. | 1 MARKET STREET '• •■■ • • HASTINGS. J \t________ ua-jjaa-'i, iM_____i____«i____g____ i__a___a____wiM»tf iß'«i_____»»M»"g» _______«y I ft© For Winter C!ofitesl 5/k Questions mS|| Hugo & Shearer I f^^ a¥e c Answers* I A man may be judged by the company he keeps, but a woman as jud- | i ged by the Clothes she wears. | $ f Our dress tells right out whether we have taste or not, and though you ijj | look as though you stepped out of the band-box, it must' be the right band § I box every time. $ \i HUGO & SHEARER'S is a Store for every Miss Just-as-she-should be, % | and every Mrs Right-from-top-to-toe. It is the Ladies' Specialty Store, | i] with the Right Fashions in Wearing Apparel, and at Lower-than-else- | | where prices. $ \l No possibility of getting into bad company on the Clothes question at ,g i HUGO & SHEARER'S. | 1 SOME NEW THINGS IN BLOUSES TO INTEREST YOU: si | LADIES' IVOEY JAP SILK BLOUSES, smartly cut, and well finished, | v Oa lid, 10s Gd, 12s 6d to 16s 9d. | I LADIES' IVOEY CEEPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, with new collar, fas- | 1 teniug up the throat, 17s 9d each. * I LADIES' CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES in Ivory, Pink, Sky or Saxe | I Blue, daintily finished, tucks or buttons; 193 6d and 19s lid each. i CREME SPUNELLA BLOUSES, in newest designs, open at neck, or j with high collars, sizes 13* to 15in., 19s 6d 21s, 27s 6d. I LADIES' STRIPED SPUNELLA BLOUSES in Pink, Navy, Saxe or | Helio Stripe, 19s 6d and 21s. 1 LADIES' "LUVISCA" BLOUSES, in Cream or Coloured Stripes, in g smart shirt styles, sizes 13.- to 15in., 12s 9d each. Jj LADIES' "JAP SCHAPPE" BLOUSES, in smart shirt styles, finished S daintily with buttons, in sizes 13 Jin. to 15in., 19s 6d and 21s. a LADIES' MODEL BLOUSES, in Ninon, prettily trimmed, net or lace, | 21s, 27s 6d, 355, 325. | # I v m "THE HOUSE OP DISTINCTION," MASTERTON. ja