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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 48, Issue 14611, 9 March 1922, Page 1

WANTED. WaNTED KNOWN. —Toffee Pears and Toffee Apples, real good; on ■Ui.uua, nrimeiei'. 74/jjRS. LUCAS, Toilet Rooms, has made arrangements with Mr li. Howard Taylor, chiropodist, to visit her rooms periodically. .Next visit, lvtk and 18th rviareli. lting 1599 for appointments. jjpiiljTT STAND, Midland Hotel Corner.—Tomatoes, Applet, Pears, Gccnmbers. Cheapest in town. lting 'pnono 1446. T GATHER TRAVELLING BAGS and Trunks. A new shipment just to hand, beautifully finished and guaranteed durable. —Albert Donald, Saddler, Perry Street. A SPECIAL Line of Toilet Parafine at L. A. Wadkam’s, tobacconist. A good assortment of cigars, Manila, Ardath, 66, Henry Clay, La Balso, etc., at L. A. Wadkam’s, tobacconist. j_TUN DEEDS* OH “ ODDMEN TS~and Remnants on Bargain Day, Friday next. —At Wairarapa Farmers. <JIX PEEPS INTO a Pretty Girl’s boudoir. But here’s the socret — each peep is 1000 feet long. And you’isee in mirth-movies, the play that made pyjamas famous. “Twin Beds,” Cosy do Luxe again to-night. T EMONADE CRYSTALS make delicio'us cool drinks —lemon or raspberry flavours —easy to mix. 1/- per packet at Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen street, Masterton. KOOILAK (Registered). —The enemy _i? pain. For Rheumatism, Neuritis, Sciatica, etc. Price, 2/9. Footballers use it when training; prevents stiffness and aching muscles. Also good for injuries. T ADIES’ Buster Cuts a specialty, by appointment. Telephone 1686, at L< A. Wadham’s, tobaconist. KAA PAIRS of LADIES’ HOSE, at "vv Bargain Prices on Bargain Day at the W.F.C.A.

T>OBEKTS ’S Great Tomato Week. Finest quality 5/- case, sauce quality 3s 6d case. Buy from car at x.O. Corner, and get a real bargain.—Ben Koberts, Parkvale. Tl/TRS. L. PAYNE, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, 8 Bruce Street, (close to the Park and near Waipoua bridge) Hours, Ito 7. Correspondence by post. Send date, month, year of birth, in own handwriting. Fee, 3s. Evening by appointment. QEPTIC TANKS!—And up-to-date sanitary fittings installed in town and country; no reason why a country house should not have every sanitary convenience. We have the goods. Get a quote from us.-—Jones and Joyce, Registered Plumbers. IyrOST~”TEAS ARE GOOD but Royal Tea has a richness of flavour and colour that only an exceptionally" good tea can possess. Royal Tea is. choice. 3/- per lb. _ ' (RENT’S BICYCLE for sale; cost £l2 10s locally, only run a few miles, and better now than when new. Price £8 10s. —Robt. Russell, Dealer. j/'EEP YOUR HANDS free from roughness, redness, chapping, etc. Antilcrak will keep them healthy and free from blemish. Excellent for use after gardening, washing, etc. 2/- per jar.—Only from Gordon’s Pharmacy, Masterton. T OOK OUT! LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! FOR OUR SALE.—No false alarms. The real genuine thing. Come early, and don’t be disappointed. To see is to believe. We want you to help us, and we want to help you. “Co-op-eration is the Keynote of Success” and “Unity is Strength.” So come early, Wednesday, February Ist, and get your full share of the bargains.—Miss Keetley (opposite Knox Church). QHOOL BOY REQUIREMENTS that cost less! —Boys’ grey wire tweed Shorts, 8/11! navy serge Shorts from 10/9; Kaiapoi grey shirts, 9/6; Ties, Golf Stockings, Belts, Caps, Etc. All top quality for less at Graham’s, 69 Queen Street. T AWN MOWERS—A few of the makes we have at present are, “Great American,” “Paragon,” and 44 Regina, ’ ’ all- ball-bearing. Full stocks of Rubber Garden Hose, Garden Seeds, Hose Directors, Unions, Spades, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, etc. —At H. Beale & Co., Ma3terton.

PLAYING CARDS—A very flue selection of Cards from English makers has now arived. Artistic designs and good quality.—McLeod and Young’s. npANKSI TANKS!— We make all sizes at reasonable prices. Plumbing and Drainage Work carried out by expert men; no job too small.—H. Beale & Co., Masterton. yiSITORS TO MASTEETON.—Bring * your Pictures, Photo, War Plaques to be framed at The Gift House, opposite Knox Church, We specialise in framing/and good framing. '\T'OT SPECIALS! Just ordinary values.—Cornflour, 7d lb; Sardines, 4d, 6d, and Sd tin; Salmon, 9d; Starch, 1/-; Sultanas, 1/4. —Stanton’s Grocery, opposite Knox Church. Y\AK BEDROOM SUITE for sale.— Wardrobe( oval mirror), heavy oak bedstead and wire, pedestal with glass back, duchess (oval mirror); also oak sitting room suite.—R. Russell, Dealer. PULL STOCKS of TENNIS BALLS obtainable at Albert Donald’s, Perry Street. Tennis Racquets restrung and made as good as new; a good job at a reasonable price. TT'OR PLANTING NOW. —Broccoli Savoy Cabbage, Pickling Red Cab bage, Brussel Sprouts, Keeping Onions Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes and Curlj Scotch Kale, the best winter green.— W. Kemp, South Road Nursery. ’Phon< 1781. OEDUCED PRICES on First Grade Jam.—lib tins, 3 for 2/6; 21b tins 3 for 4/9. —Stanton’s ’Grocery ( oppositi Knox Church. i' Hi CYCLES! TENNIS Racquets Hammocks, Pocket Knives, Razors saving Brushes and Razor Strops artist a few of the many lines that you - Hn-» at H Rprlp & Co.’« TF YOU CRT YOUR CYCLE repaired at Perry’s. Queen Street, an Elec trie Torch worth 7/6 will be given to every purchaser of 20s worth of goods rjHIMNEY SWEEP.—AII orders at tended to promptly and efficiently in any part of the town or district. Cal 1 or write—PETER HTDER, Masonir street Orders may be left at Daily Times Office.