Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10596, 30 March 1912, Page 7

THE LINES THAT TELL: GENUINE STANDARD LINOLEUM, 6ft wide, usually sold at 2s 9d square yard. Scoullar's price 2s square yard. 500 Yards INLAID LINOLEUM. 6ft wide, usually sold at 4s 6d, Scoullar's price 3s 9d square yd 200 Yards 2 wide STAIR RUNNER, usually sold at 2s 6d yd, Scoullar's Price Is 3d yard. 1000 Yards AXMINSTER CARPETS, usually sold at 8s Gd, Scoullar's Price 4s lid and 5s lid per yd. The Enormous Reductions will more than pay your expenses and freight to your door. WHETHER IT IS A BEDSTEAD, A TABLE OR A CHAIR, WRITE TO US FOR SALE PRICES. Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON tie a iw POSSIBLY THEY ARE, IF YOU DO NOT USE A DAISY FLY KILLER Flie* get bo chance with the Daisy, and as they die at once, all jou have to do ib to sweep them up. The price is only Is, too. # OUR MEAT-SAFES are ~ quite flj proof, and being reawmaM© in price (from 10s), no house should he without one. ENAMELLED WARE We have a very nice lot of WARE,in TEA POTS, JUGS, SAUCEPANS, PRESERVING -PANS, KETTLES, MUGS,' Etc., and wil be glad of your inspection. Afl siset and kinds of JAM-MAKING PANS, BOTLES, Etc. SiHilJi PLUMBBRB, TMtSMtTHt, IRONMONCER4, ft*- : an" invitation ■'■■"" ■ ::;; I beg to thank the.public of Masterton and °-fxA -nnnort accorded to me durmg my term of -bafmew es me pleasure to state that as a result W Trust' Lands Trust Boildra*. * ' X"L« nill/11/t will t a cordial invitation .to patron* to pay.M-f_-' nnnoin tnients and we in the art of portraiture s included m the new appointments, anu we to cater for the *st#*«f-i of the puWl3 ™ *? PHOTOGRAPHER.

AND NOYELTY DEPOT BANNISTER STREET, MASTERTON. IMPORTERS OF TRWKB. PUZZLES, AND ELECTRICAL NOV- { \ ELTiES. Call and see our PHANTOM CARD TRICK. "Two from five, nothAlso, PAPEL BLANCO-, I>e Land's New Card Trick, with an unexpected ending, for sale, and fully explained. AVe also hold the largest stock of PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS in the Wairarapa. Come and spend a half hour, and let us interest you. NO. ONE PRESSED TO BUY. Vistiors become customers of their own accord. ALL CORREESPONDENCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. •ID CROB* ... MANAGER. "&Y TIME ALL THINCB ARE JUDGED."—Greek Proverb. "TIME HAS MADE THIS QUESTION WITHOUT QUESTION."—Sir EdwardCokft. i.j'/. A Southland lady, writing for a part required to replace pn« broken in her "ORION" Range said—"The Range has been in use for about 28 y«ars, and I would not part with it for any new one in the Dominion." "It is a grand oooker, and the boiler water is alwayß hot." Isn't thiß the kind of Range you are looking for? One that wiD stand the test of 28 vears' service and then be a« useful as ever? SOLIDITY, STRENGTH, DURABILITY and the MAXIMUM of EFFICIENCY are the distinguishing features of this famous range. SHACKLOCK'B H. E. Shacklock, Ltd., Dunedin, Auckland, and Wellington. n Ask your Ironmonger To show you one! Illustrated Catalogue Post Free on Request.