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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9032, 20 January 1908, Page 7

H, ffl m i" AS (he lar£®»t Sal© | &3 of any single brand m of spirits in Australia, H OVER 1,300.000 | 'I BOTTL.ES -SOLD ANNUALLY. 1 ffi a pure, bracing tonic- M ?m 'medicine that acta on tho $• »'cj liidsieya and bS&dder. P § m GEORGE HERON. HAW MEBCHA T, GROCER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER Chapel and Hall Street, MASTERTON.

And MARK THE EVEM ! 1 On a date presently to he announced, the D.I.C will offer an utterly exceptional array of 'tempting b- rgains. There are sales and sales. On the indication of frequent advertisements, it would seem that uinetcnths of the dealers of the Dominion are importing goods merely to distribute them at an enormous loss to themselves. The D.I.C. is not primarily an association of philanthropists. But it pays the Company to make' a clearance of its summer stock just now, and the Company can cut prices so low as to offer the public unprecedented bargains. The Company is a big affair, and the enormous purchasing power it has acquired in connection with its great combined Inismeses enables it to buy high-class goods under advantageous conditions not enjoyed by other retailers in the Dominion. POINTS ON BARGAINS. B>.:sinc.-s is busincs. It is nn inflexible and unvarying rule of the Company's lrisin<ss Mint :>!1 suiphis stock must be cleared nt, the end of each season. Henrethe fact thatsvu cannot get old stock at the D.I.C has passed inlo a proverb. Kvervthing bought at (bis sale will be of (ho highest class, and the price charged will bo substantially less than the mice asked for goods' of Mio same class elsewhere. This is a true bargain, the only .v.'it of baigain Hint is genuine. NO ANCIENT REMAINDERS. According to the Company's idea, there is no sense and less profit in carrying over this season's fashionable. Hoods for sale as outclassed goods next, season. Kueli season stands on its cwu base. All this season's goods must go, and some of them must go at absolutely nominal prices. The period of sale will be brief, and the Company lias to cut prices to such an extent as will positively ensure complete clearance in the period allotted. SOME STARTLING EXAMPLES. Summer Millinery. Summer Costumes, Kumnv-r Dress Materials, and Summer (roods generally are to be cleared at reductions ranging, from fifty to seventy-rive per cent.-from 10s. to 15s. in the found off usual prices. During the sale the. Company guarantees that every article in the warehouse and showrooms will be reduced. The general run of goods from fifteen to twentylive por cent, off usual prices. FILLING MAIL ORDERS. All orders will be executed in rotation, in the exact order of their reception. Those- received prior to the sale will be executed on the opening'day. All letter orders must be accompanied by remittance. A special staff ■handles 'mail orders during ihe sale, and country customers can rely on having ns scrupulous and impartial attention as those who come to the counters with their case. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. 5 1. r ::.fi^s£';*g.^.ltSß^

T OOK inside your "Watch a moment. The Balance "Wheel is making 18,000 vibrations and hour, if it is in good working condition. If the movement is sluggish there's something wrong. It will move 3,558 miles in a year, and requires one-tenth of a drop of oil to make the run. BUT IT NEEDS THAT LITTLE BADLY. The least increase of friction on the bearings alters tho motion. Don't take chances. Let me clean and oil and put your watch in order for a year. It will pay and satisfy you. Watchmaker and Jeweller, Queen Street, Masterton.

GRAHAM'S Great Alteration Sale COMMENCED Saturday, January 11th, Graham's Great End of Season Sale, COMMENCED SATURDAY, JANUARY 11TH. Of Drapery, Boots, Crockery, and Ironmongery, 'l'o bo cli'iirod .'it Greatly Reduced Prices. NOW IS YOUR TIME. COME RIGHT ALONG. GRAHAM U CO MASTERTON