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Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 December 1927, Page 3

PLEASE HIM AND HER, TOO—BY SELECTING Things to wear. They are practical gifts, yes —but they can be charming as well, and economical to buy, too, as these prices show. [EN'S NEGLIGE LOUNGE SHIRTS, collars to match, in Tobralco, Poppy Poplin, Luvisea and Pugi Silk. PRICES, 10/6 to 19/6. MEN’S PYJAMAS, in Silk, Luvisea, Poplin, Twillinta; smart stripes. PRICES, 14/6 to 39/6. PYRAMID* HANDKERCHIEFS, in plain white, with initial, white with coloured border. PRICE, 1/3 Each. SILKINA HANDKERCHIEFS, white, with silk initial. PRICE, 1/- Each. BATHING COSTUMES make a useful gift. We have them in ; the new surf stylo for ladies, me girls and boys, in a great of patterns. PRICE, 7/6 to 19/6. MEN’S°FANCY HALF-lIOSE, in Cashmere, Silk and Wool, -and * All Silk. PRICES, 3/6 to 7/6 a Pair. X L Murray Ltd. MEN’S AND JUVENILE WEAR SPECIALISTS. QUALITY STORE. -’Phone 1135. P.O. Box 12. MASTERTON. GIVE FURNITURE. NTOU can easily settle the gift question by deciding on some item of Furniture. Nothing could be more appropriate or useful, and here you will find the choicest gift pieces at unusually low price 3. REW & MCCRACKEN, jp--FUHNITURE CRAFTSMEN, QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. cvr/; ill i&f iif e’O \ i ''Yki< VjbJsjS* $ .... « !T^. m What DUCO Means to Your Car! 1. Long, Lustrous Life of Finish. 2, —Appearance that Age Improves. B.—,A Finish Easy to Clean. 4.—Uninfluenced by Climate. B.—A Tested Type of Surface. 6. An Easily Repaired Finish. 7. Car Re-sale Value Increased. Let ub give you a quote to Duco yonr Car. I. Wagg and Co., . GARAGE PROPRIETORS, MASTERTON. "A YULETIDE EPISODE.” \\7E*lßare suddenly aroused by a loud crash—the doors flew open, and .VY -there before' our startled gaze lay dear old Father ’Xmas prostrate on the floor. The next few' moments seemed like years, but when we saw hi 3 beaming face -and beard his musical voice sav, It s all right! \ou will understand when you look into my -packs,” we were back to earth immediately. Yes, we could understand his condition when we looked into those packs brim-full of every -conceivable kind of treasure—glorious specimens in English, Indian, Chinese, Egyptian, and the world-famous Korean brass—from paper-knives and door knockers made by the Liberty craftsmen, up to the massive smiling Gods of the East—Pictures by the hundreds, including dainty Water Colours of Desert Scenes, framed, at 2/6 each. Sparkling Crystal in all grades up to the finest full rock EnglishCarved Ivories/ beautiful hand-worked Indian Cloths—thousands of delightful Gramo. Records—Pottery and Perfume—in fact, everything necessary to insure a happy ’Xmas. We thought we heard the old “Goddess of Happiness” wink, .and as we turneed to gaze on her implacable smile — another crash, and Father ’Xmas had vanished into the r ! -ght. He dropped a note which we will make publie at the appointed hour. In the meantime, come and get your share of the good things gathered from the f-our corners of the Earth. Arts and Crafts. “THE HOUSE OF PRESENTS.” HBCiliTfflTTniTTnrflllrB 11 BBHBBffigßßattttßßßMl •Peoples’ Moods BEING VERY MUCH THE PRODUCT OF THEIR ENVIRONMENTS IT IS NATURAL THAT IN THE FIRST DAYS OF SPRING. THEIR THOUGHTS SHOULD TURN TO ALL THAT SPRING MEANS. TO THE AWAKENED GARDEN, WHICH URGES ‘ THEM TO BRIGHTEN UP THE HOME! A GARDEN PLANTED WITH ROBINSON’S FLOWER SEEDLINGS will return a brilliant display of colour during the summer months. OTm DISPLAY AT OHR TOWN AGENTS, GRAHAM and CO. a CALL AND VIEW THE PLANTS AT THE NURSERY. AN INSPECTION INVITED. 4, Robinson & Sons, ~ FLORISTS & NURSERYMEN, WHATMAN ROAD, MASTERTO v Thone 1304.