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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10310, 10 August 1911, Page 2

WB lead in Bargaing in every branch of Hoube Furnishing Prove it for yourself. RADFORD & CO., <>3 & 65 Willis St. WELLINGTON. THE CHARM OF THE FUR IN PHOTOGRAPHY. There's something soft-like in a photograph of full dress with furs loosely thrown over. l There's a delightful charm in the present style fur, and before winter is over it would be well to make an appointment with WINZENBERG, and let him catch the oharin and make it permanent by the add of the camera. You may never look so charming again. Have it done at once. Don't forget, we are removing into the <n.ew Trust Buildings as soon as they 'are ready. PORTRAIT SPECIALIST ... MASTERTON.

The most delicately oertumed and desslcated Boaps the World, REGINA," REGINA CREAM." REGINA VIOLET," "COURT" "BUTTERMILK,i "PALVSITINE RATH." "GLYCERIN CREAM." THESE SOAPS may be obtained through any CHEMIST or STOBEKEEPJtoB in the Wairarapa District Also PRICE'S Dandles, Ntght Lights, Glycerin, and theiry .' Celebrated "GAS ENGINE OILS" Aflotor Oils and Lubricants. 81 HONOUES AND AWAEDS.—Two Prizes Grand Franoo-Britij Exhibition, London, 1908. PRICE'S PATENT CANDLE CQ., Ltd., (LONDON & LIVEEPOOL.) The Men's Popular Store BEST QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES

A BETTER JAM IMPROBABLE A PURER JAM IMPOSSIBLE Sold by al£jQrocers who nave a reputation to sustain. §. : ;:&KSPA?mG&A*M*&TD» NELSON, WHERE THE BEST FSDIT GBOWB. when they are healthy and their food is doing its proper wor^—The Best Food is which has for more than 80 years been the infant diet of hundreds of thousands of strong and healthy men and women, and ig a\ perfectly \ sa?i, food for the delicate*child. ; iV contains all the essentials for'flesh and bone-forming ; in ur exertional degree, assists-teething, relieves infantile consti/.-'itisn, and when used with milk as directed, forms A COMPLETE DIET FOR /NFANTb. Sold in 1 lb. Tins, specially packed foi Australasia* by all Chemists, Grocers, Stores, &c.

PICTURES are such a feature of the present day home that a homo without pictures is no home. One of the impressions that one receives on making visits, is obtained through the pictures on the walls. A room i without its pictures is like a home j without a mother. We have just opened up a fine lot of engravings, also some coloured pictures. You can have them framed or unframed, and we point out the fact that we undertake framing of every class. Before deciding the kind of frame you -■ will buy, or even the class of picture s you will have upon your wall, drop ' in to our shop and look through our r stock. We want you to see them, » and it will not cost you anything »<• i talk over th© matter with us. lO;HYDE&CO. ART FURNISHERS ' MASTERTON.