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Wairarapa Daily Times, 28 January 1932, Page 1

FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Girls’ Heavy Black Gym. Hose, Hawley's guaranteed dye; sizes 5 to 9. All one price, 2/6 pair.— W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Smart Fancy Rayon Scarves, newest designs and colourings. Usually 4/11. Friday Only L 2/6 each.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Men's Cosy Pyjamas, in M. and O.S. size only, 5/11 suit; Men’s Fancy Tennis Shirts, white grounds, contrast piping and collars, 7/11 each. — W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Plain Creme Madras Muslin, floral effects, 1/6 yard; 50in. Black Robing, neat striped effects, 2/11 vard. — W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Women’s Crepe Nighties, in White, Sky and Pink, trimmed contrasting colours; d/6 and 4/11. —W.F.0.A., Ltd. “FRIDAY FARMERS’? ’— Women’s Fancy Cardigans and Pullovers, smart designs and variety, of designs; d/ll to 5/11. —W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT ‘ ‘ THE FARMERS ’. ’ ’— Floral Voiles, d6in. wide, in ten splendid designs, 1/d yard; Fancy Rayons, in dainty colourings, d6in. wide, 1/d yard. —W.F.C.A., Ltd. FRIDAY AT “THE FARMERS’.”— Coloured Bordered Supper Cloths, size 54 x 54. Colours of Saxe, Rose and Gold; 2/6 each.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. CONSTIPATION overcome pleasantly, naturally, by eating Yeaston Tablets Strong, d/- and 6/6. —Wood’s Pharmacy and other ehemists. “fZINODINE,” powerful, soothing ointment. All skin diseases. 1/6 post free. Saved thousiands money. Guaranteed. —Dominion Chemical Supplies, 98 Manners Street, Wellington. PLANT NOW to obtain your Winter Supply of Vegetables—Celery, Leeks, Broccoli, Savoy Cabbage, Henderson’s Succession Autumn Giant Cauliflower; also Red Cabbage, nice strong Plants, from 6d per bundle. Now ready.—Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road, or from our agents, Graham & Co., Queen Street. WE REQUIRE young Men and Girls to act on our behalf in this town. Remuneration by wages and commission. Write, enclosing 1/- postal note- for further particulars of engagement, also photograph, and state age. Permanent employment through winter months. Every application given personal consideration. —S. A. Wright & Co., Egmont Chambers, Egmont Street, New Plymouth.

WE REQUIRE young Men and. Girls to join our “Matrimonial and Friendship League. ’ ’ We find you friends, also employment. Don’t bo lonely any longer. Write and te.ll us about yourself, enclosing 2/6 membership fee, and list of League Pals will be forwarded you. Snapshot necessary.—Friendship League, Egmont Chambers, New Plymouth. BROMIDES, Purgatives and Pills are dangerous to health. Safety always with Yeaston Tablets. Beware of substitutes. 3/- and 6/6.—Wood’s Pharmacy and other chemists. RHEUMATIC “AILMENTS overcome by taking Dr. Mackenzie’s Menthoids, a" specialist’s prescription. —Wood’s Pharmacy. CLEAN YOUR TEETH with Denta perl, new red liquid. Absolutely safe. 1/6 bottle. Obtainable Wood’s Pharmacy. “GRAHAM’S SALE.— Ladies’ Floral Cotton Voile Frocks, S.W. and W. Usual Price 12/6 and 14/6. Sale Price 4/11, 5/11. Three ensemble suits in art silk. Usual Price £l/19/6. Sale Price 19/6 each. GRAHAM’S SALE.— Ladies’ iiew Cotton Frocks with Coatee in smart styles. Usual price £l/9/6. Sale Price 14/6. Ladies’ Floral Art Silk Pique Frocks, short sleeve, usual price 22/6. Sale- Price 12/6. GRAHAM’S SALE.— lnfants’ Cotton Rompers, in assorted sizes. Sale price 1/11. Children’s Floral Cotton Frocks, long or short sleeve, 16in. to 20in. Sale Price 1/11, 2/3. Children’s Bloomers from 1/3 pair. GRAHAM’S SALE.— Children’s Pandan Hats 2/3; Children’s Sun Hats 2/11; Ladies’ Large Beach or Garden Hats, 3/6 each; Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Millinerv 2/11, 4/11, 5/11, etc. Smart Berettas 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, _4/6_eacli. “GRAHAM’S _ SALE.— Ladies’ Cotton Vests, with lace front and silk braid binding, Sale Price 1/11 each. Ladies’ Art Silk Vests, white, pink, blue. Sale Price 2/6. Heavy Cotton Vests, short sleeve and silk braid. Sale Price 2/each. SYDAL your hands before working in the garden. It prevents the soil roughening the skin. “REINFORCEiTbARS in the Cycle for School. A new shipment of Hercules just arrived. Built for hard ware. Cash or terms 5/- down and 2/6 weekly. Stewart Prams stocked at Rolph’s Cycle Works; Phono 2458.

KAPOC. —Best Teased Samarang Kapoe; reduced to 1/2 lb cash and carry. —Robt. Bussell, Dealer, Jackson St. — winter - Vegetable Plants, in all varieties, now ready at Esau, Art Florists, Queen St. ’Phone 1051. _ WE~AREVfOTED for our Cycle and Gramophone Repairs and Accessories. The very best Workmanship and Value is offered at J. W. Smith’s South End Cycle Works, opp. Knox Church. ’Phone 2598. H. E. PITHSR has packed his Toy Department with the most marvellous playthings you ever saw. Crowds of Dolls from 1/6, Mechanical Toys from 6d each, stands of Wheel Toys, Scooters, Motor Cars, Tricycles, Pedal Cars, Aeroplanes, Hornby Trains and Meccano, Tea Sets, etc. Come and see them at 11. E. Pither’s Bookseller. AFTER ALL, there is nothing-like a good book as a Christmas Gift. Three big mails have brought a host of new books, including many novels, some of which are:—“The Golden Years,” by Philip Gibb; “The Road,” by Warwick Deeping; “The Jade of Destiny,” by Jeffery Farnol; “Maids in Waitin?.” bv John Galsworthy. —H. E. Pither, Bookseller.