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Wairarapa Daily Times, 31 March 1925, Page 6

lew Season’s Dress Goods. ! JJERE at C. SMITH you Tvill find all the latest in dress goods* ] The variety of the new shades and patterns, the high quality of the textures, and the moderateness of the prices, commend to you the advisability of an early inspection. I ■ X i ! 40in. DRESS TWEEDS, from 3/6 yard. I ! 50in. HEAVY DRESS TWEEDS, from 4/6 yard. 40in. STRIPED HOPSACKS, from 4/11. 51in. VELOUR COATINGS, from 17/6 yard. SATIN MAROCAIN, 4/11 yard. ' s, SATIN MAROCAIN, wool bach, 7/11 yard. WEMB-LE-CHINE EVENING SHADES, 4/11 yard . 29in. T.K. FUG I SILK, 3/11 yard. 36in. P.K. FUGI SILK, 5/6 yard. 36in. JERSEY SILK, evening shades, 5/11 yard. S7in. EMBOSSED VELVETEENS, 6/11 yard. 27in. PAISLEY VELVETEENS, 8/11 yard. 36in. OHIFFON VELVET, all shades. 18/6 yard. 36in. SHOT TAFFETA SILKS, 7/11 yard. 36in. TAFFETA SILKS, all colours, 10/6 yard. We invite your inspection of these goods, knowing that the value they represent is unbeatable. M Beautiful Pottery. NOW ON VIEW AT NicoFs. the manner in which really high-grade China enhances the decorative scheme of any room, its ornamental value is simply immense. Black Bassat China is really the last word in beautiful ware, and fashioned by master craftsnfen in colouring of Dull Flat Lambart Black, it possesses just that touch of old-world artistry which is so delightful. SEEING IS BELIEVING, and you have only to visit us and inspect these articles to realise the wonderful appeal they make. Len. S. NICOL, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER AND ENGRAVER. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. BOX 108, EST. 1889. ’PHONE 1182 BABIES! ■i 3 / l jp m WILL GROW —AND WHILE THEY ARE GROWING, YOU SHOULD' HAVE THEM PHOTOGRAPHED OFTEN ENOUGH TO KEEP A RECORD OF EACH INTERESTING STAGE OF THEIR CHILDHOOD. YOU WILL PRIZE THE COLLECTION OF BABY’S PICTURES MORE AND MORE AS THE YEARS GO BY* MAKE THE APPOINTMENT TO-DAY. TELEPHONE 1444. Winzenberg, PHOTOGRAPHER, Next Post Office, MASTERTON.