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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8440, 14 May 1907, Page 4

BLANKETS! NONE BETTER. never tired of telling you about our Blankets, Our's is the great Blanket Store of the dis'.rict. It is th 3 trading centre for Blankets for everybody. For most everybody who i 3 anybody buya blankets here. Of course we couldn't do this enormous Blanket trade if we didn't sell GOOD BLANKETS. There is none better. None warmer. None more genuine wool. None more economical. 19s 6a. 23s 6d. 28s 6d. 29s 6d. 32s 6a. 37s 6d. 38s 6d. 423. 4G3 6d. 49s Cd. 52s (id, 635, 65s at J. L MURRAY'S. THE QUALITY DRAPER AND MERGER, (Nexi Door to Club Hotel), MASTEBTON. DRY FEET. GOOD Sound Reliable Boots are a necessity in wet weather. OUR'S IS THE DEPENDABLE STORE for those who are subject to colds. The 'Boot Department is overflowing with seasonable goads. Buy our Boots and Rubber Goods, and defy the doctors and chemists. This can be done by paying a visit to the W.F.C.A. BOOT DEPARTMENT. OLD BOOTS REPAIRED AS GOOD AS NEW. THE 1 RAND JJ OTE L, .WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, is NOW OPEN to receive guests. BEVERIDGE & HURN, Proprietors. ARCADIA HOTEL (Corner of Lambton Quay and Stout Street, Wellington, N.Z.) MOST Modem and Up-to-date Private Hotel in Australasia. TARIFF, 8s PER DAY. Electric) Elevator always running, and Electrio' Light in every room. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Porter meets all trains and steamers, JOHN PATERSON Telephone 2349. GUM BOOTS. gNAG PROOF Thigh Gum Boots, 355. Men's Heavy Rule Gum Boots, 21b. Meri's Heavy City Gum Boots, 16s. Men's Light City Gum Boots, 10s 6d* Ladies' Light Gum Boots, 10s (id. Children's Gum Boots, sizes 6to 9, 8s; 10 to 13, 83; 1 to 2, 9s 6d. (Mail orders carefully salected.) AT J. CARPENTER'S CENTRAL SHOE STORE. Queen St.,Masterton, TEA, to be really wholesome, fullflavoured, and strong, depends upon skilful blending. Ceylon tea by itself lacks the qualities of "TIGER" TEA, which is a combination of the pick of the Ceylon and Indian teas in proper proportions. Tea is a native of India, and was transplanted from India to Ceylon. It gained oertain qualities by the change, bu lost others. Both are combined in "TIGER" TEA. Try some. You'll like 1 it. J. Graham and Co., Agents^