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Wairarapa Daily Times, 10 May 1932, Page 6

A t Blankets Down In Price. ♦T« ♦t« ♦:« f T Y J T Y T Y Y «♦ Y T T Y KAIAPOI PULL SIZE PURE Y WOOL, coloured borders. <&► Single Size 23/6 Pair. QUALITY BLANKETS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED AT SUCH KEEN VALUES! Double Size 39/6 Pair. Y » “PETONE” ALL WOOL BLANKETS, with smart borders. Full single-bed size. 19/11. Y KAIAPOI PURE WOOL, full size, soft finish Blankets. X These are wonderful value to-day. Single Size Double Size 29/6 Pair. 49/6 Pair. KAIAPOI 4-PLY FINGERING, available in every shade; soft, pliable finish. 7-1 d Skein. ROSLYN WOOLS, in all Plys and Shades. These are wellknown qualities. 8-Jd Skein. PA TON & BALDWIN’S RED HEART WOOL for Cardigans, Pullovers, Sox, etc. This wool is real quality 4ply. 8d Skein. KNITTING BOOKS FREE! <&♦ 4 PETONE HOSPITAL BLANKETS.—These are well known qualities and can ’t be J beaten. Single Size .... 39/6 Pair. Double Size .... 59/6 Pair. X Y PETONE MOEREWA BLANKETS. —These are also wellknown, and our prices are jk right. Y Single Size .... 32/6 Pair. Double Size f 52/6 Pair, To all purchasers of 2/6 or over of our Knitting Wools during the next 14 days. Call and see this brilliant display. Watson & Co LIMITED. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON i Don’t Worry! We Can Fix It | No matter how badly smashed up, we can set your car up to the road again. Repair the radiator and body, paint ' the car and do any mechanical work \ necessary, and you won’t know it from new. ! Our service is speedy—prices reasonable. T. WAGG & CO. LTD. MOTOR SERVICE STATION, QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. 'Phones 1022-1385. Box 31. .</v\ m *sf The Railways and Self-Interest Lines of Least Resistance PEOPLE often hear and see statements about “taking the line of least resistance.” In these difficult days of national readjustment to new economic conditions, the railways are lines of least resistance in the direction of better times. Support of the railways by their owners, the general public, is not a matter of cold, hard duty. It is the easy way, the smooth way, the safe way to reduce cost of living and to trim the load of taxation. AS the railways give the best and cheapest transport, the service commends itself, on its merits, to the general public. The people’s can help to solve the people’s problems. Wellington, 9th May, 1932. General Manager N,Z. Railways. D D 1 Hockey Players! COME TO Albert Donald FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS. SPECIAL PRICES TO CLUBS. Opp. Regent Theatre ’Phone 1321