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Wairarapa Daily Times, 22 August 1929, Page 2

Grahams PORTRAYING THE SEASON’S MODE Ladies’ Apparel IN ATTRACTIVE NEW STYLES. WITH the advent of Spring comes the Season’s Modes in Ladies’ Wearing Apparel. Graham’s have a distinctive showing of all that is chic for the new season, and an invitation is extended to all to view this showing. The prices, too, are out of all propprtion to the quality of the goods. SMART MIXED TWEED COATS, for Ladies, in plain tailored styleSj with plain or new scarf collars; full lined; all reasonably priced. PROM 55/-. REPP AND SILK COATS, for Matrons, in O.S. and X.O.S. fittings, in shades of Brown, Navy, Black, etc. FROM 79/6 Each. We are showing a Good Range of FROCKS in O.S. and X. 0.5., in Repp, Satin, Crepe de Chine, etc. Theso Frocks are well cut and latest styles. FROM 59/6 Each. INVITATION. We give you a cordial invitation to inspect our SPRING MILLINERY. FANCY STRAW READY-TO-WEAR HATS. FROM 12/6 Each. MATRONS’ MODELS, in shades of Brown, Navy, Black. FROM 19/6 Each. GENERAL MERCHANTS, MASTERTON.

THE WORLD’S BEST LAWNMOWER. 'A T this time of the year, Spring, the grass can almost be seen growing, so swift is its growth. Your lawns can both be trim and be a thick carpet of fine young grass if you periodically cut it with a Ransome Lawnmower. This mower is recognised as the world’s best. Has a lOin. driving wheel, five cutters, self sharpening, and can be adjusted to cut any length. MERCHANTS GENERAL PERRY STREET MASTERTON

Those •features— sufficient speed, riding comfort and excellent service —which are so essential in used cars, are to be found in every car at Jones and Co. Every car has been thoroughly overhauled and is in perfect condition. Call in and inspect them —there is a car for every purpose, and at price to suit every pocket. Hudson Tourer £2OO Essex Sedan ........ £250 Rugby Tourer ... £BO Chevrolet Tourer £BO Chevrolet Tourer £75 Morris Roadster £IOO H. J. Jones and Co., MASTERTON AND PAHIATUA.

Don’t Bring Your Wile MB, FARMER! slip qnietly into the ARTS & CRAFTS, and select her a present (not necessarily expensive, hut good) that will be a cherished possession all hex life, and continue to increase in value. It may be something from the East, with its insistent and subtle charm from the sunny South, North or West; but of this you may be certain—if it is in the Arte & Crafts it has some special appeal and an atmosphere accompanies it. Yes, it may be Brass from England, China, India, Egypt, Korea, etc. —Grass Linen Silk Work—a Roycroft production— Baxter Print —exquisitively Carved Wood or Ivory specimens—China or Lacquer Ware—Liberty Goods and Music from a Tom-tom to a Broadwood, or from a Jew’s Harp to a period model Gramophone. These and many other lines, all hearing the hall-mark of A. & C. Quality. Certainly bring her in after the selection is made. , The Arts and Crafts, the HOUSE POE PRESENTS —THE HOME OF MUSIC. MASTEBTOK.