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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8510, 13 August 1907, Page 3

BALL-BEARING . Lawn Mowers. LIKE TBESE. Keep your lawn like abowlir ggrten. There's been demand for an essy running movrer that cuts every blade of grass. We've got that line exac ly. From 18s. SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE, STRCNG. Ghas E. Daniell

I Sings as Ssia Saws 5 THE LADY WHO USES SEE THE LATEST MODELS AT SINGER DEPOT Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel, MASTEKTON, No. 1, £316. No. 2, £l2. Donald's Improved Woolpreeses. DONALD & LTD. PERRY STREET, - MASTERTON. "/TIIGER" Tea has never been surpassed A in public favour. You can obtain it from any grocer.

WE give you our word that the "TIGER" Blend T6as are the most uniform and reliable that is possible to obtain; and, moreover, are specially .ted to the water of this Imlity.

H®r>dry aad Buxton Popular Drapers, Queen Street Masterton. •m CANDY'S USIC H ■ B B Warehouse Queen Street, Masterton. WE Have a large stock of Violins, Mandolins, Banjos, Comet?, etc. We import all our goods, and give by far the best value. We guarantee the quality of our "Violin Strings at 6d, 9d and Is post free. We repair and keep a fall Btock of fittings and strings for every kind of instrument. Write us if your instrument is not in good order. Our Piinos at £3O are great value; nothing so good in New Zealand. We have also a good va ietyof higher priced pianos for sale or exchange. Our i Xpert tuner is prepared lo execute tuning and repairing piano 3 and organs in any pait of the district, Clients need not be afraid to entrust their work to us. Gurexpeit has had 20 yeas' practical experience. J. CANDY, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Always Something- New! MORTON'S. AT SO SATISFIED SHOPPERS SAY When they have been there. Call and Obtain Satisfaction t, nd help to advertise MORTON'S Exchange 11 Has*£lwar ! e Store. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

The Worth of Clothes. ■—« m mi*].i.Mj J*J»uai > .ie»garT»ra?g«rg*g a Ar.-.yfcyiojgQMg?»'CT«y^.iiw& l ft,'s The Woith of Clothes is cot just the price you pay for | x them. A suit is worth just so much to you as what you | x consider the valua of what it does towards making you | x look well-dressed. That—taking into consideration its | x Wearing Quality. 1 x . . . Material does count, but the Work in making it g x up . . . the careful binding up . . . the little taken here | x and the little given there ~ . Master-work—that is what Sx tells—that is what makes a fcuit worth much. If the gx Work is good the result is a suit which was plainly made | x jjj for you with all carefulness ... a good suit ... a suit |x g worth more than you pay for it. g.x f Kkahagenand Chatham's tailoring makes for fcheplxduc- Ix 3 tion of clothes of Worth, for its guiding principles are . . |x 1 personal work . . . personal supervision . . . careful at- 1x | tention to tho?e details which make for differences ... I x '<? tne building of a Euit instead of the manufacturing of one. §x !i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 1 x g Ixi ARAMA®®]* Jb CH4PMAN, TAILORS, PIRUT STJ EET, - MAbTEhTON.