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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9648, 13 November 1909, Page 6

THE ESSENCE OF PRESENT DAY FASHIONS 0. SMITH'S, TT7 E go to all sorts of trouble to place before our clients the very latest goods procurable. We have just opened the largest assortment of FANCY LINES we have ever shown. EMBROIDERIES, from 1 to 45 inches wide; LACES in every conceivable make and design; 125 SUNSHADES, no two alike; 20 dozon Imitation and Real MALTESE SILK TIES, just tho thing for a present; NtfW GT.OVFS, in fabric and kid, all the latest shadas. We are showing a very large assortment of HOSIERY in. all the latest styles, colours and stripe 3. We are noted for HOSIERY and (HjOVES. PETONE TWEED SUTTS from 50s—best value in the trade. Pay a visit to our store and inspect the display. It is really worth while and shows b&ttsr than words.can describe the excellence of our goods. 0. SMITH, L™, PREMIER DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, MASTERTON.

YOUR LAWN TIDY ? X out of order. Does it do real effective work ? Or maybe you haven't got a machine at all ? Let us Assist You. Either by overhauling your old one, or giving advice on the machine best suited for your requirements. Bix different kinds and all C. E. DANIELL, MASTERTON.

GEORGE HERON, RAIN MERCHANT, GROCER and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Chapel and Hall Streets, Masterton. TAKE THEM TO TH£ FURNITURE HOSPITAL. H"OW is your time«-have that old I chair recovered. It does not cost you much now BLOCK LEY has arrived on the scene. Don't toss and turn with springs sticking in your back all night, but have that inattrass done iip at once—it can be made a now mattress at "THE PARAGON FURNITURE WORKS," Queen Sorbet South, Masterton. J. H. BLOCKLEY.