MASTERTON SPECIALS. 35/- at Hugo and Shearer’s. Fancy knit silk pullovers, latest showing, all shades and sizes. —— 5/6 Yd.—Brocaded Slub Repps, 86!n. we, tn shades of gold, rose and bionze. At The Wairarapa Farmers. 19/6, at Hugo and Shearer’s. WIII K‘ li "?" sports Blouses, step collar, pockets, Joko at back, SSW, SW, IV. 9/6 Each—Check Gingham Supner Cloths (45 x 48), green/whlte, gold/white, lemon/ white, combination of colours. At Ino Wairarapa Farmers, '■ 7/11. at Hugo and Shearer's. Toollna, the eyeletted washing Cloth, fadeless, non ' crush, white, and all leading colours. '5/U-Fnncv Check Tifton Cloths, in asstd. fawn grounds, with coloured effects (3u x 36). At The Wairarapa Farmers. 7/9. at Hugo and Shearer's. Lystav, the famous Tootal cloth, fast to washing, In all colours. 22/6— Monterey Cosmetic Gift Sets. Six different "make ups.” At The Wairarapa Farmers. 4/6, at Hugo and Shearer’s. Table oil baize, 451 n. wide, new range of smart colourlngs ,nnd designs. 13/6 Pair—Well-made Khaki Shorts, full cut, belt loops, hip pockets. At The wairarapa Farmers, 5/3, at Hugo and Shearer’s. Cream curtain nets, attractive designs, small, medium, or large mesh pattern. 5/3 to 5/11. 11/0 Each—" Chukka" Sports” Shirts, loop or button fronts, shades of Srey, lemon, royal, fust, green and white. At 4-ue Wairarapa Fanners. 3/3, at Hugo and Shearer’s. While Swanella Flannelette, 3«in. heavy quality, fleecy and Wurm. 1/9 Each —Traced Calico Tablecloths; Duchess Sets, 2/6; Aprons, In new designs. 1/11. At The Wairarapa Farmers. 18/0, at Hugo and • Shearer’s. Nursery squares. 24 x 24, twill weave with fleecy back. Very absorbent. 4/9—Traced Satin PlUow Shams, for Baby. At The Wairarapa Farmers. 17/11. at Hugo and Shearer’s. Ladies' print Smocks. Button fronts. Short sleeves. SSW, SW, W. 1/11 Packet —Absorbent Cotton Wool, English pack; Johnson's Foot Foam, ideal tor tender feet, 1/- bottle. At The Wairarapa Farmers. 11/0, at Hugo and Shearer’s. Ladles' Slippers. Fur trimmed, cushion heel. Size ■l, 5. 6. 12/0 Yard—Grey Synthetic Worsted, heavy weight, for skirts or costumes, 361 u. wide. At The Wttlrariipa Farmers. ; 3/11, nt Hugo and Shearer's. Men’s plain cream tennis Socks, pure wool, ribbed linish. Strong, durable, soft to wear. 4/0 Yard—Floral British ’’Spuns,” new designs and medium size patterns; 301 n. wide. At The Wairarapa Farmers, 3/11, at Hugo and Shearer's. Men’s elastic sports Belts. Assorted stripe patterns in popular colourings.' Rustless buckles and fittings. ’ 1/11 Each—Traced Morning Tray Cloths, with striped borders. At The Wairarapa Farmers. \ FOR General Carrying and Household Removals. Transport Wairarapa, Ltd. Tel. 1610. ___ ' PALMERSTON NORTH SPECIALS. IT’S always a little bettor than seems Possible—Quality Meat from Rennets, 098 Church St, PRICES are Fine, and Quality is Finer, at the Bunnythorpe Stores, beiviee is outstanding, too.' “WE all go the same, way home” . . . but we never pass Tom’s Fruit Mart. A Healthy Appetite Is indeed an asset when you visit the “Walk Inn ’ Cafe. PATEiL’iS for better Vegetables and choicer Fruit. Next Post Office. Quality always comes first there. __ RING ’Phone 5650, for perfect .. Tarr sealing aud Concreting Work. P. Drinkwater, 574 Church St. PRODUCE Growers! Consign to the D.A.C., Palm. Nth,, for best results. Sales dally. THE “Walk Inn" Cafe Caters for those who appreciate good meals. It’s In George St.REMEMBER! Patel’s Fruiterer, Is next Post Office. Choicest fruits and vegetables always stocked. Call In.. “HARK 1 I hear the tramp of thousands!" They’re on ,their way to Tom’s Fruit Mart. MAKE a Note of It! H. 11. Blandford, Coleman Place, for expert Fur Repairs. All work guaranteed. DOMINION Auctioneering CO., Ltd., Palm. Nth., specializes In Poultry and Pig Sales. Auction every Thursday. . MOTORISTS! A "Once over” by Central Filling Station, 6pp. Library, is essential. BE wise! Consult P. Drinkwater for Tarsealing Work and Concreting. 574 Church
MASTEBTON ’QUAKE INDEX, NEW AND OLD ADDBESSES. “THE Dominion” now back at original premises, 10 Perry St,• H—HENDRY and Dickson, Men’s Outfitters, now across the road in Cody’e former premises. ' P—PITHER'S, Booksellers (H. E. Plther and Co.) are still opp. Post Office in Queen Street. STEVE Sharman, Cycle Engineer, now in premises behind Spiers Lending x/ibrary, next Y.M.C.A. ;j OTAKI SPECIALS. ■YOU find the nicest girl. We’ll find the nicest Furniture. So let us get together. H. Taylor’s. ,THERE’S a Tenderness about Mcßeth’s Meat that has built up a great reputation. Call In. BROWN’S, the Quality Grocers, are always (busy satisfying more people every day. (Conie right in A First-class Reference in three words: “Wilson, the Chemist.” A friendly service to all.- - L. G. LOWRY, Chief “Dominion" Agent, always has large stocks of Books, Papers. Magazines, Periodicals and Stationery. F. W. G. RULE, the Friendly Chemist, where service is not an extra. - bcents. Soaps. Poudres, Toiletfles, Novelties, GIMBILETT'IS, the Grocers, have few casual customers. They all become permanents. The reason is obvious. LEVIN SPECIALS. ASK anybody where to go for better Concreting. They’ll all say H. T. Channings. Right 1 ■.' THEY Look Nice, they taste nice, they are nice. Lester’s Cordials and Sparkling Aerated Drinks.. WIS don’t despise quality, though we put it under foot. Oliver’s Quality Shoe Store. SATISFYING Hunger is Natural. Doing so at Avril Cafe is wise, very wise. Opp. gtatlon. . WHAT we've said before about Arcadia Dairy is worth repeating. The best place for cakes. KEEP up morale with music. Keep instruments In order by consulting Klngsbecr, opp. Railway 'Station, WM. STANNARD, Bookseller and Stationer—“ The Dominion” Chief Delivery Agent for district. Tel. 64, BOOKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods. We deliver “The Dominion.” Maclean nnd rhnpmnn. Ltd. Tel. 3<12. Levin. SHANNON SPECIALS. WHEN it comes to Cakes nnd Pastries, of course there's one name only; Birch. V ji Simpson makes you smart with Haircut or Shave, and happy with Cigarettes or Tobacco. WANGANUI SPECIALS. BRING your Sewing Machine Troubles to Sparrows' Wool Shop, Guyton St., opp. U.F.S. HAWKES HAY SPECIALS. BELL Church Organ, 12 stops, walnut case. In perfect order. £32/10/-. liarston's Music Warehouse, WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to Buy, Bottles, Rags, and Metal. Highest prices given. We Ington Bottle Co., Ltd.. College St.. Wellington. Tel. 53-120. PIANO-Aecordlons, Musical Instruments and Washing Machines. 11. Nlinmo and Sons Ltd., Wellington, Levin, Palmerston North, and New Plymouth, STAMPS Bought—Centennials, Used and Unused. Price list free. Best prices in N.Z. Healths, Samoan Stevenson sets wanted. Collections nnd Accumulations wanted. Pim and Cd., 310 Chancery Chambers, Auckland. 1
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