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MADE EASY. HOW? Bv getting your Footwear at J. CARPENTER'S. Let us convince, yaa by fitting you with one of these lines— Men's'glace Derby bals., Dixie patent Toe 17/6, 19/6, 22/6. Men's special huli ay boot very neat 7/11, 10/6, 12/6. Men's neat box c If boots, welted 14/6, 16/-, 181 Men's fine white golosh canvas boots smart shape 8/6. Men's cricketing shoes and boot 9 4/6, 5/G, 6/6, 7/6. Boy's und Youth's chrome and box calf bals., 7/6 to 12/0, Slippers iu great variety suitable for presen s. Try t .e world's best shoe polish 2 in J. CENTRAL BOOT STORE. QUEEN STREET .-. MAbTERTON, UNBOUNDED FAITH. JF every merchant had the unbounded faith in thi characterjof his merchandise that we have in our , you could trade anywhere with a feeling of perfect security. But it is an unfortunate fact that the newspapers are crowded with 1 advertisements which, although they shout "dependable values," and .."unparalleled merchandise," etc., offer you absolutely no proof of their good faith. In these days of strenuous competition the people want something more than mere claims of superiority. They want - and they are certainly entitled to—ironclad insurance against loss in case the goods they purchase are in any w&y faithless to. the representations of the merchant who sells them. We offer you that protection with all our hearts. And to demonstrate our sincerity and good faith we will give a written guarantee in full •to any person who desires it. With a store like ours, a written proof is not necessary to your protection but we offer it to sweep away all possible doubt. J. L. MURRAY. THE QUALITY DRAPER, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. A LETTER. Queen St, Masterton. Dear Sir, — 0 Now that the Christmas rush is over it behoves you (if you have not already secured one of our special suitings) to place your order at once. There is in stflck a fine selection of English suitings, unique in style and patten from which you can have a good choice and I assure you of perfection in fit and work manship. Our business is still on the increase being the result of continued confidence and recommendation of past customers. A trial is solicited. Yours Faithfully, ALEX. DONALD, Ladies' and Gent's Tailor. THE GREAT ALTERATION GREAT ALTERATION SAL E! OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. IS booming on its way and giving unbounded satisfaction to buyors. JOHN HEYHOE. Must clear large quantities of stock previous to alteration of premises, therefore this sale offers/splendid inducements to buyers to invest their cash to the very best advantage. At this GREAT ALTERATION SALE You can buy— Bordered apron cloths sd, Cd per yard. Bargains in Cotton Voiles sd, 6Jd, 7£d Bargains in Zephyrs sd, 6sd, Bd, 9d Bargains in Wool Delaines 10W, 1/-, 1/4,1/6. At this GREAT ALTERATION SALE JOHN HEYHOE is Selling— Ready to wear blouses at bargain prices, Cotton Blouses, Delaine Blouses, etc., 2/11, 3/3, 3/9, to 8/-. Real bargains in white silk blouses 6/-, 8/-, 10/6, to 17/6. Grand values in Black Silk Blouses 10/6 to 15/9. A bargain lotof Blouse Silks 1/1, 1/2, 1/3,1/6,1/9. At this Alteration Sale yeu can Buy— Hair Frames all shapes 9d. Black and Coloured Ribbons Gin wide 9d. Fancy Chiffon for neck wear 4Jd, 6d. Good all wool tweed for boys wear 58in wide, 4/7. Strong Ticking 5Jd, 6|d to 2/9. Good Roller Towelling s£d,6d, 9d, IOJd. JOHN HEYHOE.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7948, 25 January 1906, Page 4

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568

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7948, 25 January 1906, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7948, 25 January 1906, Page 4

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