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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 134037, 3 January 1918, Page 7

LADIES' FASHION! CORNER. PATRIOTISM—ECONOMY—SATISFACTION. We are all for economy these days, and when one sees how much charm invests all the summer fashions, in their simplicity, one can only wish that the need for economy may teach us lasting lessons of true beauty. Tho well-dressed woman to-day does not concern herself with a constant change of dress, but sho sees that all she has is distinguished by good lines and perfection of cut. Tailor-made suits, even in summer, are a necessity to us women of New Zealand, and for their making we have some very choice materials to choose from in Fancy Tweeds, Striped Flannels, Grey Coatings, and Blue Serges of all shades. A plentiful supply of all cloths are stocked in Masterton's Ladies' Tailoring Establishment, and choice selections are being made every day with Mr Alex. Donald, Ladies' Tailor, Queen Street.

SNIFF-UP, GAEGLE OK SWALLOW For Children's Coughs f .j Bonnington's is just as pood for I the litte ones as for older folks. j. Pleasant to take, it quickly J enres—and it containx no nar- jU^Ki&fi! cotics or harmful drugs. Tho w§i^!| standard family medicine for j-rallwi! yonnu'and old.it has stood the fMllii} tent of 60 years. 135 H^HF J :] A Reminder I 1 '?' Give fco-niorvow's meals fi extra tiiHtiiiess and good■.'j I ness by Retting 'Beaver* ;] I Sauce to-day. That pure ij 1 Mid piquant condimentWorcestershire is Equal to Imported Sauces at half their price. Let 'BEAVER 9 Save You Moneyl ' HAINES 5J Yon wouldn't buy cheap eggs—then iky buy cheap tyres? (LjINOHEH i'YUES, the all-British Tyie, is not the (ae*pest, but the least expensive. Sect