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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8456, 5 June 1907, Page 4

BLANKETS! NONE BETTER. never tired of tellng you about our Blan* kets. Our'a is the greatßlanket Store of the dis rict. It is the trading centre for Blankets for everybody. For most everybody who is anybody buys 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. at J. L. MURRAY'S. THE QUALITY DRAPER AND MERCER. (Next Door to Club Hotel), MASTERTON. W.F.C.A. Lamps, amps. Lamps, amps. Lamps, amps. j, Large Assortment of AMERICAN LAMi-S. ENGLISH LAMPS. Glases, Globes, and Wicks to fit all Lamps INSPECT THEM. BOOT DEPARTMENT. Just Landed— SPECIAL CLUB HOCKEY BOOT. . Bostock's Men's Winter Boots. Bostock's Special Women's Shoes. For Comfort try a pair of our Cosy Slippers. > THE £J.RAND U$ TEL ' 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. Eleotric Eievat r always running, and Electric Light in every room. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Porter meets all trains and steamers, JOHN PATERBON Telephone 2849. LADIES' DANCING SHOES. GLACE Cross-bar, beaded, Celluloid Heels, special quality, 18/6. Glace Twin-bar shoes, superior quality, 15/Calf patent 1-bar, very smart 13/6. Glace 1-bar broad toes, low celluloid heels, 12/6. Glaca 1-bar, good quality, flexible, 10/ G. Patent Courts, flexible, (j/G. Glace 1-bar, 5/0., Glace 1-bar, 3/6 4/6. Splendid assortment of Felt, Satin and Camel Hair Slippers for the winter evenings. (Mail orders carefully selected.) AT J. CARPENTER'S CENTRAL SHOE STORK. Queen St,,Masterton, 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. 'Cen is a native of India, and was transplanted from India to Ceylon. It gained certain qualities by the change, bu lost others. Both are combined in "TIGER" TEA. Try some. You'll like it. J. Graham and Co., AgontsJ