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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3120, 22 February 1909, Page 7

D| A MEN'S - LINES -AT - THE ■ l b. GREATEST SALE White the ladies Hock in thousands to the big store —while every mail brings in a heap of letters from eager dames - the men are not forgotten. The men's departments are fully stocked with the best men's lines in the Dominion, and all are offered at amaxing sacrifices during this Sale, SPECIAL SALE PARCELS for MEN & BOYS. (Send Measurements.) £2 fOs. 1 Man's Rood heavy Tweed Sac Suit. 2 Men's ribbed Woollen Underpants 2 Men's Colonial Flannel Underpants 2 Men's Colonial Wool Sox 1 Man's Leather Shirt, any size 1 Man's Fancy Silk Tie £8 1 Boy's Tweed 'Varsity Suit, with belt 2 Boys' Fancy Shirts, any size 2 Boys' White Linen Collars 1 Boys' Colonial Wool Hose 1 Boys' Elastic Braces 1 Fancy Silk Tie to go with Suit 12 Imported FANCY FLANNEL SACS and TROUSERS Sale Prices 22/6 and 25/6 Men's Imported GREY FLANNEL .TROUSERS, good quality Usual price 12/9 Sale Price 9/11 Men's good heavy SADDLE TWEED TRQLSEIIS, all sizes, Colonial Tvoiids Sale Price 8/11 Worth 12/9 Men's COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS, fine material Special Price 10/9 Worth 17/0 Parcels of Drapery and Clothing, £1 and up, Freight Free. The DBAPEBY S GENERAL IMPORTING CO. of M.Z, Ltd., Wellington. A. A. COIiI'.IGAN,

SOAPS THAT BEAUTIFY. EVERY lady who values hpr skin should take the utmost care and caution in the selection of her Toilet Soap. Our stock of soaps comprises all the most reliable and favourite brands irorn the world's best makers—soap of pi oven merit. •vT Coins in and look over our Toilet Soaps. We have everything froiy the plainest and most inexpensive kind to the most refined and delicately scented soap—but, whatever price you pay us the quality is always most, reliable. Chemist. H. T. WOOD, M*sterton.

Millinery. Millinery. Millinery. NOW SHOWING AT GBAHAM & CO'S. SEE OtJE SHOWROOM. NEWEST CREATIONS 0? AUMMN MILLINERY NOW SHOWING AT GRAHAM and Cos. INSPECTION INVITED.

ftsm m I S.Wrr>. I rfliTß Imperial Photographic Hamper. AN IDEAL PRESENT. JUST THE THING FOR THE BOY. Amateur photography u becoming increasingly popular. Photos of friends, happy gatherings, bits of charming scenery, taken by oneself, are particularly interesting, and moreover the art is simple »nd inexpensive. For 21/we will forward you a neat strongly made willow Hamper containing a splendid Camera, able to take time and instantaneous exposures. fitted with a Rapid Achromatic Lens, Magnifiers, and Magazine to carry 6 £ plates, box Dry Plates, complete set of Developers, Dishes, Draining Rack, Dark Room Lamp, Printing Apparatus, Chemicals, Glass Mca* sure, Mounts for Prints, and a Book of Instructions. In short, you require to produce the finished picture. Postage 1/6 extra. For 421a similar hamper ; all the accessories and a very superior Camera —in fact, the finest i plate Camera on the market. Fitted with RiR. Lens. Shutter adjustable for time and instantaneous exposures with a fine range of adjustments from one to onehundredth of a second. Two Finders of the brilliant type, also Magnifiers. The Magazine carries 12 J plates. Postage 1/6 extra. THE Imperial Camera Co., /rp 42 Wiliis Street, WELLINGTON. I