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

tk HIGHLAND COSTUMES. I fa SPECIAL NEW YEAR OFFER I If AT MURRAY'S. 1 fW «• Oh, wad some power tlie giftie gie us, i| <mt!!mm To see ourselves as others see us." | Bg&gg| — Robert Burns. 1 THUS saniT the Scottish Bard, and X gtfj.-ira A w0 k now that the "braw woe lads if \ *<*■<£ am | lassies" will bo no end proud to S AffiL*ifcs%S&\ SP ° r 20 PEE. CENT DISCOUNT, 1 Meßns&9%M§i Equal to Four Shillings in the Pound, g is takon °? 0Ur T re S ular P rices » as a S P e_ I I wllfe?! Pill d™ B I lIWIhI'IBI SW These aro correct in every detail. I SmmatMmAw There's a sizo to fit every boy and girl ■ W? from 8 years, up to .maids and youths 9 -mk of 16 y car3 * Tlie followiu s clan 9 aro i reF McKFfNz"IB CAMERON | ' Jmm lIH IP Wl The Fabrics are of the best qualities, | m % the colours arc correct, whilst tho work- | (Mill bCSft manship leaves nothing to bo deeirod. | AffllWlPp SILK TARTAN TIES | Wml ''JH/ Here's a further tempting offer for | kkv H tho "iJU I that hails from tho Land o' |? am. /PM MW - Heather. A big range, practically ov- |> V -mm mm? -- CTy C lan Tartan. There are wide-end, jM 1 _ Pa" B umi Derb y sbapes. Fine quality | I Silks, and thoroughly well made. 1 w PRICES 2s 2s 6d, 2s 9d. B 1 J. L. MURRAY, Limited, I I QUALITY STOEE,MAST BM ON. tpHoNEsss&39g | '" _MMmm-iu-iu. ~,lM . |lU«^^ ! Ipif WHAT SHALL I GIVE? j Tlie following is a list of some of ) ? the articles wo keep in stock suitable I --- f°r Xmas and New Year presents:— ! High-class Perfumery in Caskets etc., best British and, French makes. A|f lavenders, Colognes, Sachets, Dainty Toilet Soaps and Powders, Soap BoxI ' A magnificent assortment of BETJSHWABE to choose from. Ebony, ; Xylonite, Mother-of-Pearl and Fancy Wood Backs. I Mirrors, Combs. Sponge Bags, Thermos Flasks. I CAMERAS from 6s upwards. I Our stock of PERFUMERY is exceptionally good, and in spit© of ! the war you will find our prices most reasonable. DISPENSING GHERfIBST. • somicAi ham, .. M . p5 .. ™.??:?:. .... L , .!—.——— ==/ I In wishing our motorist friends and customers all good fortune during the New Year, we think we have couched the sentiment in appropriate -words — "May 1918 be a pleasure spin." Wo look back upon 1917 as a very a busy and satisfactory year. To all who have purchased cars or have entrusted, repair work to us—to those who have made our garage their supply station for accessories, petrol and oil, we extend our sincere thanks. m May 1918 be a year of prosperity to one and all, and we trust that by maintaining a high standard of skill and thoroughness in our work, we shall enjoy your continued support, MOTOR AGENTS. CENTRAL GARAGE. QUEEN ST. .. .. S |^B T I Q^—__-__,__,,,» ARE YOU HONING Next Tuesday ? 1 <STILL using those old irons over a hot, Jj dusty fire —your irons too hot or M too cold—spoiling clothes and temper? \ Mr THE UNEEDIT GAS IRON jft' Mg ends all ironing day troubles. /if Always hot, always ready nickel plaIn ted neat > the "UNEEDIT" is per. c A/ O\ Ml lection in gas irons. \ price completo with s t an d and six \|F JL, T$T foot of special metallic tube is Twenty week's trial with pleasure. The Gas Showroom, MUNICIPAL BTriLDII'TGS. THAT GiVES LASTIWG SATISFACTION Is tne kind YOU wish to buy—and hat is the kind we manufacture. R Solid, seasoned timber is used In every piece of McCBAOKEN FurW Hlturd. Oonstructod by expert workmen. Built not only for show font for SERVICE. Our '"direct to you' plan saves middlemen's profits ana jgives you unbeatable value. *"XHE GOOD VALUE FXTENISHEES." Queen Street, Mastertoa. PHONE 237.- _....— _,^J^££J