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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9154, 30 July 1908, Page 4

?«17WWM 100 DOZEN KNITTED COMBINATIONS. USUALLY 12/0; NOW 7/6.

mills Lliij'j'.' Halo time is a _L perili■ i ■ ' -pontaneous hilarity that i>i\v- you bargains of the bigge.-t. l.ii -i. Wo liav- iM-i-ie a special purchase of ltMt 1..,'. en Koslyn Pink Viyolla Jv;ii ii. <I Combinations and during (ho sale we shall give you the benefit of cur fortunate ptirelinue. Our previous offers are "not in it" with this. Don't wait! Others are gelling the bargains and smiling while you aro delaying your visit. Temptation.-; wero never greater—bargains wero never biggor and stocks wero never more varied. Ladies who como to choose from our special purchase of Combinations will profit by the bargain prices Some iof these ar« PLAIN, others SMOCKED, but one thing is certain —price will never be ai low as they aro now. 100 DOZEN COMBINATIONS. Ladies' Eoslyn Viyolla knitted Plain and Smocked. HOW ALL ONE PRICE 7/6. FOR CASH ONLY. SEE THE WINDOWS. SALE COMMENCES ON FRIDAY, JULY 24. J. L. MU RRAY, "THE QUALITY DRAPER," EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. MASTERTON DAINTY SHOES FOE - EVENING WEAR. AT J. CARPENTER'S. PATENT 1-bar Evening Shoes, Comfortable, 3s 6d. Glace, 1-bar Evening Shoes, good value, 4s tkl, 5s 6d. Glace Fancy Straps Evening Shoe?, 7s (?d. Glaco 1-bar Evening Shoes, pliable 8s 6d. 9s Cd, 10s Gd. Glaco Twin-bar Evening Shoes, 13s fid, 14s Gd. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY SELECTED AT J. CARPENTER'S, CENTRAL SHOE STORE, Box 41. ) QUEEN STREET. fPbonels4. PRESENTATIONS. YOU don't know what you want till you see it. VISIT OUR STORE. It will then bo' very easy for you to select an article suitablo. You can make your selection from liv'al Silver Goods Electroplate China Ware Art Vases Silver-mounted Leather Goods Dinner Sets Tea Sets ( Loo we ,Companion Pipes Articled of Furniture.

ALL UNDER ONE ROOF AT THE W.F.C.A. LIMITED. CLUB HOTEL, DANNEVIRKE Opposite Railv/ay Station. (Undor New Management). Now undergoing extensive alterations. HENRY BAKER. Proprietor R. T. HOLMES, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, Maktkhton. AS opened up a large assortment of FANCY WORK, TRANSFERS'. SILKS, Etc., Jf 11W BOOKS, SCHOOL requisites, SCHOOL BOOKS. lief'oro making your purchases, call at HOLMES'. Inspect I)is slock, and enquire his prices 11. LOW, jgUILDER. Shop Fronts Built on the Latest and Most Approved Lines. GUARANTEED DUST-PROOF Full particulars and estimates can be obtained from Clerk of Works, Gray's Buildings (next Club Hotel) Queen Street. ORONT