IT'OR SALE.—Lady’s Bicycle; in good order. Address at Daily limes. A CLEARING LIME of Children 7 * A- Black Velour 'Hats; all the newest styles; worth 25/- to 35/-. Watson s Winter Sale Price, 7/11. ' TARIDAY NIGHT SNIP—7 J3.m. to 4- 1 g ap. All Dress Remnants Genuine Half Prices. Always every Bargain Genuine here. W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Hasterton’s Shopping Centre. ’ ’ CPECJALS IN SHETLAND WOOL. Ladies’ Camisoles, 2/9, 3/8, 4/6. Ladies’ Vests, 3/8 and 4/6. V 00l Knickers, wide leg, 5/11. At V atson & Co. ' pJENTRAL ARCADE TEAROOMS. Under entirely new management. Open every evening until 7 o'clock, except Saturdays 1.30 p.m. Cabaret Friday, 8 to 12. Admission, single ticket 4/6, double 8/-. Supper extra. Book early. ’■Phone 1587. A NOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT Snip! One only Navy Gabardine Jumper Suit, trimmed scarlet; To-night only 39/6. A genuine bargain. W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” F)R SALE.—On account of Mrs. H. 11. Beetham, who is leaving for England, Hudson Super Six. For price and full particulars apply H. J. Jones and Co., City Garage. T ADIES ’ KNITTED COSTUMES, in brown, grey, mole and henna; splendid value, 29/6. Also Ladies’ Wool Cardigans, in brown, grey, reseda and fawn; were 13/6; now 7/6. Watson & Co., . . ■\TOTE THE VALUE of ' these two
■L' lines! New Season’s Clover Honey, 1301 b tins, at 7d per pound, lib blocks at 8d; Kitin' Rashers, we have a number of quality hams at 1/2 per pound, cut in rashers if you prefer it. "Always Best for Less” at Graham’s Grocery. IVTASTERTON UMBi.ELLA WORKS (near Opera House), Lincoln road. For new Umbrellas, Re-covers and Repairs. Sewing machine repairs and parts. Charges moderate. Work guaranteed. T. Verity. T ONDON UNLIMITED—Have cleared another warehouse of Down Quilts at half price. At Jell' Moody’s sale. . ' “Q.FECIAL BRONCHIAL Mixture” for obstinate coughs, bronchitis, etc. Composed of powerful expectorants it clears the bronchial tubes, and is more effective than ordinary cough mixtures. Price, 3/6 per bottle. At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Master ton. ALL AO UR PAINTING, Paperhanging, Glazing and Signwriting can be done by C. N. Cole, 19 Wrigley Street, Masterton. Telephone 1532. . r ONDON UNLIMITED. Gent's, Youths’ and Boys’ Overcoats must go out. Jeff Moody’s Great Sale. 1 ALL BLACKS—Are adverAv/wJ tising N.Z. in Aussie in their splendid display of the noble game of Rugby. You can follow their example by procuring your suits locally and advertising them in other centres. Our tailors have had experience in leading shops in N.Z., England and Canada. Every garment in the sartorial line made by experts. Alex. Donald, Tailor. TVTARY HAD A LITTLE BAG to keep her warm o’ night! Must have been a "Unique” Hot Water Bag. None so good for keeping out the cold. All sizes.
p ROWING MORE POPULAR than ever! The “333” Cough Mixture has already given benefit to many. For all coughs and colds and chest complaints it is the ideal remedy. In large bottles, 1/6 and 2/6. At Campbell’s Pharmacy, “The Place for Pure Drugs,”*B2 Queen Street, Masterton. Telephone 1221. CORES ARE DIFFICULT to heal in cold -weatlieT, but our “Antiseptic Healing Ointment” cleanses and protects the wound and assists nature, to speedily heal; 1/6 and 2/6 per jar, firom Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. T>YREX OVEN WARE (and our’s~ is the genuine), in all sizes and kinds at our usual famous low prices. Thompson’s Variety Store (opposite Midland). - pHASE THE NIGHTMARE from • your chamber with a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Sound restful sleep assured. None genuine without the word ‘ ‘ Unique ’ ’ on stopper. VTJTHY IS KILL KOFF already in * * dozens of Masterton homes? Because it has proved a sterling remedy fox all chest affections. Get a bottle to-day from E. A. Parr, Chemist, 4 Perry Street. Telephone 1509. T ADIES! Why have your Shoes done - L< with nails, when you can get them sewn. We have the machine to do it. Hubbard Bros., near T)TIOLET RAYS and Vibratory TreatY ments for falling hair and dandruff. Shampooing, hair colouring, cutting and singeing. Face . massage, vanishing cream, massage cream, powders, lotions, pomades, tonics, etc. —Mrs. Lucas, opposite Winzenberg, photographer, upstairs. Telephone 2580. WHEN BUYING SOAPS, why' not save money while enjoying a look round at our beautiful lot of fine china Tea Sets. Every purchase means money in your purse. Thompson’s Variety Store (opposite Midland Hotel). T>UY ' rT OUR PRAM or Push Chair from the man who brought the prices down; and who will keep them down! Fifty designs. Jock Cairns, Pram and Cycle Agent, 26 Walton Avenue. Telephone 1335. TVO YOU KNOW THE LATEST? Wh ! Threa well is selling Men’s strong watertight Helvetia and Wholeback Kip Shooters at prices to suit. Here are some of them: 25/-, 27/6, 30/-, 32/6. Y r ou need not have wet feet if you get a pair. Note the address:— 2 Perry Street. P VANS’ EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil a lid Hypophosphites is palatible and easily digested; a genuine body builder, specially suited for people " who suffer w T ith w r eak chests, bronchitis, etc.; 2/-, 3/-, and 4/6 bottle :rom Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. CUTLERY! Keen buyers buy keen u knives at keen-kut prices, at Thompson’s Variety Store (opposite lannah ’s). Stainless Knives, from 15/he half-dozen. White Metal Spoons Tom 3/6 the half-dozen. l/fY PRICES are not d wn for a weeh —they are down for keeps. The owest prices in New Zealand. Jock burns, Pram and Cycle Agent, 26 Walon Avenue. Telephone 1335.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 July 1925, Page 1
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