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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 48, Issue 14610, 8 March 1922, Page 6

FLY & YOUNG, FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. _OODS AND PARCELS forwarded to any part of the world. Agents N.Z. :press Co. Commercial Samples a eciality. Motor lorry available for iods and Passenger Traffic. Country trips can be arranged. All trains met. Stable and Store 10ms, Banister Street, Masterton. Telephone 112(1. P.O. Box 50. DELICIOUS GAELS AND DELICIOUS CAKES AMD SPONOEw. MADE BY AN EXPERT from Purest »;i most Delicious, liast and Fruits fresh every day. A. STYLES, MASTERTON’S LEADING • PASTRYCOOK. tOapfnto J. L. Murray's imj jitrcwnmißigMlßl m—ebbgamwßaaßßßaHßßWßßwra SBSBsnaaßßaoao dry CLEANING I Announcement rpHE VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO., Ltd., (of Wellington) wish to intimate that they have opened a MASTERTON BRANCH to deal with all Classes of Dry Cleaning by most up-to-date methods. We specialise in the repairing of and cleaning of -T77Z& CSV V * aa - A flirw Cle DfiJ SUITS COSTUMES, OVERCOATS, FURS, GLOVES, RUGS, SUITS, COblUi EApEEIESj RTJGS , ETC . HATS CLEANED AND RE-BLOCKED ALL GOODS LEFT WITH US WILL BE RETURNED WITHIN FIVE DAYS. LEAVE US A TRIAL ORDER TO-DAY NOTE ADDRESSQUEEN STRET (next Rigg Bros. The Builders), and opposite the (Queen’s Hotel. "he Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd. QUEEN STREET (next Rigg Bros.’ Builders) MASTERTON Smart New styles in Children’s Wear. ofOTHERS WILL BE DELIGHTED ’■L to learn that they have only to go o WATSON’S to obtain Children s lothes which are inexpensive, eomortable, and surprisingly serviceable. Wealthy children are so hard on t.heir ;othes that mothers find it difficult to eep up with their sewing. Watson’s in come to their aid and supply the eccssary articles at a moderate cost. FOR THE KIDDIES. Dainty Cream Crepe-de-Chine Frock, hand embroidered yoke; superior quality. PRICE, 23/6 Neat White Silk Frock, hemstitched yoke, trimmed with dainty lace neck and sleeves. PRICE, 19/6 Cream Cashmere Frock, trimmed with silk stitching and small tucks at hem. PBIGB, 14/6 White Petticoats, trimmed with embroidery, insertion and small tucks. PRICE, 4/9 Dainty Princess Petticoat, trimmed with lace and insertion and pin tucks. * PRICE, 6/6 White Cotton Bloomers, elastic at waist and knee. Size, 16-in. PRICEj 2/3 Infants’ Hand-Knitted Wool Pilchers. Children’s Silk and Cotton Vests, short sleeves. PRICE, 6/6 PRICE, 2/11 Infants’ Cashmere Coat, yoke effect; cape collar, trimmed with silk braid. PRICE, 2</G Watson & Co-! THE PROGRESSIVE DRAPERS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, “Amber Tips” ft f Knitted Silk Jumpers will be the Fashion HEATER POPULARITY than ever anticipated for SILK JUMPERS, I not without reason, for they are tinctly smart, most comfortable for i wearer and are always in good The evolution of these favourite garments has been remarkable as must be quickly recognised when one views the Latest ■ Styles Displayed at HUGO ft SHEARER’S, LTD. 1 SB® ws The colours are rich and varied, ranging from self shades to those relieved with contrasting colours, whilst others again produce a kind of rainbow effect due to the harmonious blending or many various shades. ’Whilst, the styles arc of necessity somewhat similar, there are little differences that make for distinction. It may be a square, round or V neck, tlm .uigtli of sleeve, a turn back cuff or the effect gained by drawing in at the waist by a cord. Truly pleasing is this display of Silk Knitted .lumpers, to which must be added sterling values. Call and view them, you are welcome. Hugo and Shearer^ LIMITED. “THE STORE OF PROGRESS.” MAiS TEUTON