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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 June 1931, Page 3

■HPHESE new Scarves •■*■ have just arrived at Murray’s. These cold days demand an extra Cp, and these Scarves ; “fill the bill.” In ping with the times, prices are marked decidedly low. A full selection of style and colour awaits your choice. Wonderful Value In Men's Wear SILK & RAYON SCARVES, in new stripes. PRICES, 4/6 to 6/6. SILK SCARVES, in latest designs of new checks and stripes. PRICES, 10/6 to 17/6. CREME SILK & RAYON SCARVES, PRICES, 7/6 to 10/6, SUPER QUALITY CREME SILK SCARVES. PRICES, 18/6 to 32/6. WOOLLEN SCARVES, new stripe designs. PRICES, 5/6, 7/6, 11/6. J. L Murray Lti, SPECIALISTS IN MEN’S & JUVENILE WEAR. P.O. Box 12 Telephone 1135 *<■ East Coast Nurseries GARDENER’S GUIDE OF WHAT TO PLANT AND SOW. NURSERY STOCKS— All Evergreen Trees and Shrubs’should now be planted as early as possible. Dig deeply, FRUIT TREES— All Fruit Trees and Small Fruits may now be Planted. Our stocks of well-grown Trees include, in varieties —Apples, Pears, Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Quinces, Lemons and Oranges. Also Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc. HEDGE PLANTS— Dig deeply before planting. Varieties include—Escallonia, Ake Ake, Matipo, Privet, Laurel, Eleagnus, Lawsoniana, Macrocarpa, etc. ROggS—- • Plant now in well dug and manured ground. List of varieties on application. VEGETABLES— Successions of Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants should now be planted. 4. MANURES— Superphosphate, Blood and Bone should be worked into the soil when dug, and Lime applied where required. We stock all Manures at Lowest Market Prices. Try our Special Crop Mixtures when sowing or planting. SEEDS— Vegetables. —Sow' Broad Beans, Early Peas, Carrots, Onions, Turnips, Lettuce, Cabbage and Cauliflower. Apply our Special Garden Manure. Flowers. —Sow all Hardy Perennial and Annual Flower Seeds. Sow only the best Strains of Seeds obtainable from our Stocks of High Grade Imported Seed. Apply our Special Seedling Fertiliser. CUT^’LOWERS. —DaiIy supplies of Violets, Freesias, Iceland Poppies, Cut Fern, etc. FLORAL WORK at all Hours, at Lowest Prices, by Telegraph to anywhere. BALL BROS., NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN & FLORISTS. ’PHONES: Shop, Queen St., 1938. Nursery, Johnston St., 1459.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. |JPHOLSTERY WORK of any description •will be undertaken by me in your own home or at my workshop. New Suites made to your own design; old ones re-covered with your own material if necessary. Re-modelling of Quilts, Loose Covers, Curtains and Carpets undertaken.' H. RANDALL, Address: 84 CHURCH STREET. ’PHONE 2356. FRUIT PRICES DOWN. Bottling Pears 51bs 1/* Jonathan Apples, 71bs 1/-, 501 b case 5/6 Large Cooking Apples 51bs 1/Choice Lemons 7 for 1/Plums 241ba for 5/Peaches 6/6 per ease SHOP HERE & BUY SOUND PBUIT AT LOW PRICES. ORDERS DELIVERED. A. C. HAYES, CENTRAL FRUIT DEPOT. ’PHONE YOUR ORDER NOW—22oh Artistic printing of all kinds promptly executed at veiy reasonable prices at the Waiiarapa Daily Times” Joboing Department. Compare ouf work and prices. Telephone 10156.

“THE VIAIVH” A EE OFFERING -special Reductions on all fh%m'wtleW MILLINERY STOCK COSTUMES & COATS WOOLLEN SUITS in three-piece CARDIGAN & TUNIC STYLES LUMBER JACKETS JUMPERS, 4 ’SKIRTS & FROCKS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. FARRAR AND NINNES, 'PHONE 1753. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE! ?IMU Bedroom Suites of very hand- * some appearance and a sturdy conduction and well finished off, comprislg Wardrobe, Duehess with large mir>rs, Pedestal and Bedstead. Amazing alue £l2/10/-. Bedding Price eatly reduced. Latest design Chester. 3ld Suites, in Moquette, spring edges, onderful value at £l9/10/-. All work laranteed. Call and inspect. ARTHURJE. BRIGHT, URIPUNI FACTORY, 399 Queen Street South, Masterton. ’PHONE 1189.