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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9054, 13 February 1908, Page 4

NUMEROUS BARGAINS AT THE EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. GENEROUS BARGAINS PROLIFIC in price surprises, it is an event that hundreds will profit by. It is » bargain time for economic people —a time of money saving—one -of those

events that requires prompt action for even while you're thinking about coining the goods are being snapped up by eager shoppers. This Sale has been brought about by the powerful motive that actuates all our Sales, and that is—the determination., that our stocks shall always be fresh and clean. And it will clear out the balance of our stock and enable us to start with a new supply of goods. An inspection of the goods will interest you—a comparison of prices will decide you. So come! It's a matter of being first to get the best bargains. We've never been so busy and never have wo offered such bargains as now. The Sale can't last much longer—come while the goods are here, if you miss them you do an injustice to your purse. SILK SUNSHADES. SOMETHING GOOD. Nothing Common and Tawdry, original prices range from 10/6 to 30/-. Now 4/6, 6/11, 8/6, 8/11,10/6,14/6. CHILDRENS SUNSHADES. NOW 1/-. CHILDREN'S GALATEA STRAW HATS, 2/11, 3/6, Now 9d; 4/6, 5/6, now 1/6. CHILDRENS FANCY TAMS, NOW 6d.

Pretty and Dainty Muslins, in good qualities, done up in Costume Lengths (12yds.), no two alike, IS/-, 21/-. now 10/G; 12/-, 15/-, now 8/6. Fancy Zephyrs and Prints, 12/- to 18/-, now 5/11. Fancy Muslins. Fancy Satoens. Fancy Voiles. Fancy Cambrics, and Fancy Prints. Original prices range from lOd to 2/6 per yard. Now clearing at 2id, 3,\d, 4'd, fid. Do not miss buying a few dozen. Something to workup during the evenings ready for the Spring and Summer. Country Parcels made up in 10/- iind 20/- parcels. The 10/- parcel contains 2.V dozen yards of the above. Tho 20/- parcel contains 4 dozen yards of the above. Remittance must accompany orders Posted free to any address. J. L MURRAY, THE QUALITY DRAPER, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.

VISITORS TO THE SHOW AEE invited to inspect our Fancy Department. Seethe artistic _ goods we have on view. A superb selection of BEATEN COPPER ARTICLES. Old English Finish Electro-Plated Goods. ART VASES AND PERN P()TS, And a big selection of New Goods just opened. W.F.C.A. FANCY DEPARTMENT.

MASTERTON SHOW. WE have opened up a well-selected shipment of Ladies' Tan and Black Shoes for smart wear. You will need a pair for the coming Show. Come and inspect our newest designs. Ladies* Glace Gibson Tie Shoes, Sey caps, derby fronts, four large eyelets, silk ties ... 17s Gd Ladies' Tan Lace Oxfords, six imitation straps, very smart... 10s Gd Ladies' Tan Lace Oxfords, broad and medium toes, Cuban heels, pumps, elegant, 12s Gd, 14s Gd, lGs Gd MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY SELECTED. AT J. CARPENTER'S, CENTRAL SHOE STORE, Box 41.] QUEEN STREET. [Phone 154. ARCADIA HOTEL, (Corner of Lambton Quay and Stout Street, "Wellington, N.Z.) MOST Modern and up-to-date private Hotel in Australasia. TARIFF, 8s PER DAY. Electric elevator always running', and electric light in every room. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Porter meets all trains and steamers. JOHN PATERSOX, Telephone 2349.

MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT & BUILDING SOCIETY. mi-IE Society is prepared to receive I Money on Deposit at the following rates: — 1 Twnr.vK Months ... 4 i'eji cent. Six Months 'i.l „ 3 Days NOT'CK ... 3 „ J. KEITH, Manager. QOYEENMEN T MON E Y Large amount available. £IOO to £IO,OOO on satisfactory security at £5 per cent. Repayable wholly or partly ou 3 months notice. Apply to C. A. POWNALL, Solicitor, M *sterton.