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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10447, 12 October 1911, Page 6

IT ALL—COSLKS our WASH. If Shirts were not laundered, j portance. But as the truth comes out In the wash, and as with every succeeding trip to the laundry the oheap shirt looks cheaper, you will wisely "buy a good shirt while you are about it. You will find the best makes at Murray's —the Yollowlng being especially good values and right in season:— A nloe line in Ceylon, with bands, suitable for stiff or soft collars, ail sizes. Price 3s im. Smart ZephyV fctrlpes, soft bands and cuffs, 4s 6dV : "'' Fin* Texture in New Striped Ceylon, bands, 6s. Smart Up-to-date Zephyr Stripes, soft double cuffs, 5s 6d. New Mercerised Silk Stripe, latest patterns, soft cuffs and bands, 5s 9d. Fine Texture In "Lamba?* Unshrinkable, smart new shapes, bands and soft cuffs, 6s 6d. Superior assortment In finer qualities, both with collars and bands, ranging in price from 7s to 15s 6d. Mi RJLAY caters to every pursel by making the price* low, but tihe qualities are never ebaded "one little bit." The QualityJStores.

Ex Taintii WARRANTED BRITISH MAUFACTURE. TAILOR'S EYE WITNESS TABLE CUTLERY, .TABL- SPOONS, A QUALITY, 3s 6d EACH. TABLE FORKS, A QUALITY, 3s 6d EhGH. DESSERT FORKS, A QUALITY, 2s 6d EACH. DESSERT SPOONS, A QUALITY, 2s 6d EACH. TEA SPOONS, A QUALITY, 2s EACH.•..., car Vers, From iss to 70s, in case. CAME AND POULTRY CA/RVERS IN CASE, 50s. HENDERSON, JEWELLER AND DIRECT IMPORTER, Telephone 108. MASTERTON. / ■ . . ESTABLISHED 1885. XXX

id Vsdue in Ja Silks Japanese & Tussore c. iiifi, ($M and Tussore Silks at Price® second to none. We can quote : WHITE AND CJRiEAM JAP SILKS, 20 inches wide, 9*d yard. WHITE AND OKEAM JAP SILKS, 24 inches wide, Is 3d yard. WHITE AND CREAM JAP" SILKS, 27 inches wide> Is 4Jd yard. TTJSSOBE SILKS from la lid yard. WHITE JAP SILK up -to 36 inches wide, 3» 6d yard. We ar* also showing a large shipment of Jap Silk and Muslin Blouses. Inspection inrited. For Jap andTuasore Sites vkit our store. We are proud of our values, and consider them the ever eubmitted, Discount of ed on Every 10s Spent, at '. ■. .': .■■•■ -,. ,-. ■ ;.: & ■'.;• - ;• ■.".- ■ ■ G* SMITH. LIMITED. PREMIER DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERB, MASTERTON.

UMBER UMBER IF yon want to hire a Motor Oajr in charge of a competent chat* eur. All trains met. Attendance might or day. PBOFRDGTOft. WOOD-CUTTING. R FRANK BOYLE _ notifies that he hn* secured the Wood-outting Plant until lately owned by Messrs Miller and Boyle, of Fernridge, and that he is prepared to out wood in any quantities. Prices for cutting are as follows: Hour wtrk, 6s: Andrew: 61 Vißa Street

J. C EWINtiTON MASTERT3N ELECTRICAL Mid GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. CARRIAGE FACTORY. MOTOR GARAGE. ROVER Bllent Can. ABINGTON KING DICK Motor Cycle* MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS. Gas, Steam and Oil Engines, lister Shearing Machines, Sawmill Requisites. ' ' ' Factory: Qneen and King Streets, Mastearton. Telephone 17.