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Wairarapa Daily Times, 17 August 1936, Page 1

IT YOU WISH to Sell, Buy or Exchange any Article, Bent or Bet a House, or want a position or have one vacant, use the “Daily Times’* Wanted Column. One insertion 20 words 1/6, twice 2/6, three times 3/6. If unable to call at the Office, dial Number 1026, and your advt. will be taken down.

GENERAL. DANCE, Euchre and Bridge, St. Patrick’s Hall, Queen Street, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 8 p.m. Admission, 1/-. Good prizes and supper. ODDFELLOWS~DANCE. — Masonic Hall, Saturday, 22nd August. Blue River Dance Orchestra. Novelty Dances and usual popular prices. GROW a wonderful head of hair with Birmese Herbal Hair R.oot Compound. 5/6 treatment (with free Karaski Massager) grows new hair in 30 days, banishes dandruff in 3.—Wood’s Pharmacy, Masterton. GARDEN PEAS. —Sow our wellknown varieties of these and save disappointment. All seed fresh and true, sow other flower and vegetable seed for sale in 6d and 3d packets; 5 3d packets for 1/-. —Robinson’s, right opposite the Regent Theatre, ’phone 1405. Nursery, ’phone 1304. VALUED SNAPSHOTS merit finest workmanship in Developing, Printing and Enlarging. That is why more and more people are bringing their Films to Wilson’s Pharmacy, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner). ’Phone 1364.

SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED. —Ploughing and cultivating work, large or small plots. Efficiency guaranteed. Write to ‘'Cultivator, 5 ’ c/o “Daily Times.” SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —Strong youth, immediau*ly. Write to “Youth,” c/o “Daily Times. ’ ’ TO PET. TO LET.— S-roomed dwelling, 24 Chapel Street; reasonable rental. Apply Public Trust. LOST AND FOUND. LOST. —Half a stone of fat a week without drugs, thyroid or irksome diet! Health toned up and fat harmlessly eliminated by taking Bonkora. 6/6 a large bottle, from Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner). ’Phone 1364. FOUND. —The latest Cigarette. Try Altson’s,-London made, 8d for 10. Only at H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Railway Town Office, 3 doors from Cosy Theatre. ’Phone 1165. FOUND.; —That Jim McLaughlin’s Same-day Boot Repair Service has nou increased its prices. Everything first grade. Satisfaction guaranteed. Five doors north H.B. Corner.

—AND DON’T FORGET! "Nugget” your Shoes every morning. "AUTUMN GLORY.’’— If you want something really outstanding in your perennial bed, procure a plant of "Autumn Glory.” Flowering as it does towards the end of April, it makes a wonderful sight with its numerous muchbranched spikes of brilliant orangeyellow daisy flowers. It is quite hardy and grows to a height of 5 to 6 feet. Strong roots, 1/6 each, from E. Hale & Son, Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton. TRITOMA, or Red-hot Poker.— We have a splendid collection of these, and can offer strong flowering roots at 1/6 each, six for 7/6. Indispensable for the back of the herbaceous border, they grow to perfection in most soils and increase in beauty each year. —E. Hale & Son, Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton. POTENTILLAS. Beautiful lowgrowing perennials, with tufts of crinkled strawberry-like leaves from which arise numerous wiry stems supporting ' quantities of showy geum-like flowers.' Strong flowering roots, single and double flowers, 1/6 each. —From E. Hale & Son, Wairarapa Nurseries, Masterton.

WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY.— Light truck, or will exchange New Beauty tourer. Cash adjustment. Write to “Truck,” c/o ‘ ‘ Daily Times. ’ ’ WANTED TO BUY. —Gents’ Boots and Left-off Clothing, Tools, Bicycles, Household Furniture, Ranges and Stoves. Good prices given by R. Russell and Son, Dealers, Queen Street, Masterton.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE. —Cream cane pram, in good order; cheap. Apply 175 Dixon Street. - BOOT REPAIRING Business for sale good opportunity; shop centre town; cheap rental. For address, please apply “Tiines” Office. FIRST-CLASS Dairy Cow, grade Jersey, due August; 3rd calver; guaranteed sound; only been hand-milked. £lO or near offer. Write to “Jersey,”- e/o “Daily Times.” THE HALF PRICE SALE will be continued next week, to Saturday, 22nd August, in order to clear the oddments. Shoosmith’s Bargain Stores. FOR SALE. Columbia Portable Gramophone, 60 good records; 2 6 v. Electric Horns; Gent’s Linia Elastic Belt, cost £3/10/-; new electric Hot Plate; New Raincoat, 40in. chest. Write to “134,” c/o. “Daily Times.” ONLY a Limited Quantity of Special Cigarette Tobacco at 8d oz., or 10/8 lb. So procure yours now at H. Jacob’s, Railway Town Office, ’Phone 1165. GREAT FURNITURE SALE at OccTdental Furniture Mart, corner of Park and Queen Streets. Great slaughter of furniture. Buy now before the rise. Come early.

LAUGH Colds to Scorn! Tliymcne (1/6 bottle) for head colds; Bronchial Balsam (2/6 bottle) for coughs and chest colds. Cheap, pleasant, effective. —Wilson, Chemist, 152 Queen Street (next Page’s Corner). ’Phone 1364.

DARK POLIFLOR WAX—the new polish for dark wood floors. A richer, more lasting shine.

SEEDS! SEEDS! We have a huge assortment of both Flowers and Vegetables, including the latest novelties. Get our latest Seed Catalogue, giving cultural directions with each variety. It’s free at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Seedsmen, Queen Street. ’Phone 1051.

“ CABBAGE, Cauliflower, Lettuce and Onion Plants now ready. Strong plants at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Seedsmen, Queen Street. ’Phone 1051.

SEED POTATOES! See our samples of certified Seed, including Black Kidney, Early Bose, Jersey Bennes, Early Puritan, Sutton’s Supreme, Bobin Adair, Epicure, and many others, at Esau’s, Wairarapa’s Leading Seedsmen, Queen Street. ’Phone 1051.

WANTED KNOWN. FINANCIAL. —SaIaried man wants loan, £125, repayable weekly instal-, rnents 12 months; security. Will pay good interest. Write to “112,” c/o “Times” Office. BIRMESE Herbal Hair Eoot Compound starts luxuriant hair growth in one month; conquers dandruff in three days. 5/6, with Free Karaski ScalpGland Massager.—Wood’s Pharmacy, Masterton. POijIFLOR, the lasting polish tot floors and linos. Get the new dark shade to improve your dark wood floors BIRMA, the new improved remedy for rheumatism and kindred complaints, is available with genuine money-back, guarantee, solely from E. F. Wilson, M.P.S., Chemist, next Page’s Corner. Ask for free descriptive leaflet. ’Phone 1364. SPECIALS at Grey’s Butchery this week-end: Hogget Mutton, choice Beef, dairy-fed Pork, Corned Beef and Pickled Pork, and a quantity of young Poultry, also Turkeys. Telephone 1748. ~ HERE’S VALUE! Heavy weight White Boiling Silk Bloomers, well made. S.W. 1/6, W. 1/9, O.S. 1/11. Good quality Interlock Bloomers, Cream; W. and 0.5., 2/6. P.K. Fugi Silk Bloomers, S.W., and W., 2/3 pair. —Graham & Co.

HERE’S A BARGAIN", Pipe Smokers! Pipes that were 2/- and 1/6 are now 1/- so get yours while they last from H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1165.

HAVE YOU SEEN our window display of Pipes? 2/- and 1/6 Pipes at 1/each. Only procurable from H. Jacob, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1165.

MY ENGINEERING NEEDS will be best served if I consult R. Lambert, Engineer, Coradine Street. ’Phone 1637.

CORN PAINS go immediately! Simply apply a Dr. Scholl’s Zino-Pad to that aching corn, and instant relief is obtained. Consult the expert at Campbell ’s Pharmacy.

IN WELDING we are Specialists, and have most modern plant. Low prices and best work. R. lambert, Coradine Street. ’Phone 1637.

CARNATIONS, Perpetual Flowering. —Strong, well-rooted plants, to bloom the coming summer, are now ready. A wide range of self colours and variegateds is offered and blooms may be seen at Nursery on Mondays and Thursday. Prices, 9d each, or 7s 6d per dozen. Also a large collection of Flower Seedlings grown from the best strains of seed, including Nemesia, Stocks, Schizanthus, Iceland Poppies, Violas, etc. Plants are well hardened to frosts and weather conditions. —Allen’s Plant Nursery, 22 Macara Street.

HERE'S VALUE! Ladies’ Flora) Heavy Silk Marocain Frocks, no two alike, and all smart styles. W.X. and ‘O.S., 35/-, 37/6, 39/6 each.— Graham & Co., Ltd. HERE’S VALUE! Tweed Coats for Spring wear, in all the newest styles. A tailored garment, fully lined; sizes, S.W. and W. Reasonably priced, 47/6 49/6. —Graham and Co. HERE'LVALUE! All Wool Fancy Tweed Skirts ‘for Spring wear. These are well cut,' with box or inverted pleats. S.W., W., W.X. sizes. 14/H, 16/11, 17/6, etc. —Graham and Co. ; HERE’S VALUE in Ladies’ Smocks! Coat or cross-over styles, long or short sleeves, assorted shades in guaranteed cloth. S.W., W., O.S. sizes; from 5/6 each. —Graham & Co., Ltd. W. LEWIS, expert lawn-mower, hedgeclipper and scissors grinder, is in Masterton again for a period. A ryegrass test for mowers guaranteed. Satisfaction or no charge. Depot, c/o Les. Sharman’s Cycle Shop. BAD LEGS healed successfully and permanently. Varex Method of Treatment never fails. Simple, safe, inexpensive. Booklet free.—Varex, Ltd., Box 1558 V, Wellington. EADIE COASTERS fitted, 18/6; new bar fitted, 8/6; new spokes to front wheel, 2/6; new rim fitted, 6/6; new bronze ring fitted to Eadie hub, 2/6; new friction plate, 3/-. Cycles on terms, 2/6 weekly.—Rolph’s Cycle Works, opposite Hugo and Shearer’s. ’Phone 2458. ■ “PIPE SMOKERS! Here’s a bargain! Pipe Tobacco at 8d oz., or 10/8 lb. Only procurable at H. Jacob, Hairdresser & Tobacconist, Queen Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1165.

CARS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE. TERRAPLANE COUPE, only run in. A snip, at H. J. Jones & Co., Ltd., Masterton. WANTED KNOWN. —Used Cars and Trucks; all makes and prices.—At H. J. Jones & Co., Ltd. " FORD V 8 4-DOOR SEDAN. —This car has only done 5000—just a new car.— Ingley & Morris, ’phone 1952. '“FORD ROADSTER, A Model, small mileage, good tyres; rcg. A snip.— Ingley & Morris, ’phono 1952. — FORD 5-SEATERTOURER, T model, in very good order; going cheap.—lngley & Morris, ’phono 1952. “ FORD i -TON TRUCK, very handy for the farm, and going at a small figure. —Ingley & Morris, ’phone 1952. “ USED CARS with new car guarantee. Hillman 14, Ford A Fordor, Ford A Tudor, Vauxhall Light Six, Olds. 1931, Olds. 1934. All one-owner Sedans. —At Harcombo Motors. DUCO AND CAR ENAMELLIWU Expert. Car-owners are invited to communicate with F. J. Hunn, Masterton Hardware Co.’s Premises, Perry Strept.