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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 July 1934, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. v SPINNING Demonstration and Exhibition of Antiques Hugo & Shearer’s have arranged for a most interesting Demonstration and Exhibition to be given in their windows this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The display will show the Interior of an Old Cottage, a spinning wheel and genuine antiques of the hand-weaving days. An expert in a quaint old-time frock will give a demonstration of carding, spinning and winding yarns for knitting or weaving. DEMONSTRATION TIMES: 10.30 to 11.30 a.m. 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. AGAIN WE CUT THE MILLINERY PRICES. kAll Remaining Winter Millinery must go, and we have now made further drastic cuts in the pcires. LADIES’ MILLINERY— Final Clearing Price for all Felt Ready-to-wears, including “Henderson,” Reslaw and other good makes. Becoming styles in every wanted shade; also Black. , 2/11, 4/11. ALL “HENDERSON” MODEL MILLINERY—in first quality Austrian Velours; exclusive, becoming styles, in Scarlet, Grey, Black, Lido. Usual Prices 35/-, 37/6. SALE SPECIAL, 14/6., WOOLLEN BERET & SCARF SETS—in attractive designs, in Diagonal Stripes. Two styles. Colours: Blue, Nigger, Bottle, Emerald. Usual Price, 7/6. SALE SPECIAL, 3/6. HUGO & SHEARER LIMITED. MASTERTON’S LEADING DRAPERS. lIIHHHBiIIiIB fiSiiiiBHBMIIIIBHHMIIIMHBMIIIiaBMBiIIIHMBHIIIinMBMMIMBaIIB iiiiiSSSii 1 mt «nd bq far the nicest drink UJorth more than it costs DAVIES’ GREAT m : - • Wm i&'l mm And what a Sale ! A direct, sure-to-please sacrifice of good quality footwear at magnetic prices! Davies Boot tore, Queen Street, ==*=, . MASTERTON. ' s m