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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3220, 18 June 1909, Page 5

A BUSY SCENE. The interior of the Drapery Dopaitment of the W.P.C.A. presented an appearance somewhat resembling chaos today. But out of the confusion will arise a preparedness for Big Business on Saturday, the opening day of thj great Winter Fair. Every corner of the warehouse is being ransacked, so that no oddments or remnants may bo overlooked—and marked right down. Every article is redaced—no half measures—no beg pardons about this store. The public are educated to expect something good every six months, and they get it, whiih is more to the point. Ho not be misled—which means you will ba sorry if you do not wait for Saturday. A record day's trade is expected, and, provided the weather be favourable there is no doubt about it. Do not forget Saturday and twelve following baying days. Big Bargains , for you—Busy Business for us.* Music is the proper food of love, and i if you have no music in the home, love lis apt to languish. A good piano is a wonderful preserver of domestic haiinony. All over New Zealand there are hundreds of homes made happy by the Dresden Piano Company. The easypayment terms are really easy. You feel no drag on your resources. If you have not a piano, the matter is worthy of consideration. Consult the Dresden Piano Company, Ltd. Mr M. J. Brookes is North Island Manager. Local representative, Mr T. B. Hunter. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Dresden Annual Sale now on at Wellington and at all branches.