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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 7 February 1913, Page 2

S*&B!ial> l 3i&fc- ■ SPECIAL PURCHASE OF MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES SLIGHTLY SOILED. 25 PAIR CRE AM t a r\ IT* r\ 3 YARDS LONG, WORTH 10s 6d. SALE PRICE 5S 11tf Pair. 3} YARDS LONG, WORTH lis 6d. SALE PRICE 6S lid. 1 PAIR, EACH 4 YARDS LONG, WORTH 19s 6d. SALE PRICE 12s 6d Pair. 1 PAIR, EACH 4 YARDS LONCi. WORTH 25b. _ SALE PRICE ISs 6d Pair. 25 SINGLE CURTAINS CREAM AND WHITE 2i TO 3J YARDS LONG. WORTH Is lid. 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d and 9s 6di each. SALE PRICE IS, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s 9d. 4s 6d each GREAT MONEY SAVING mm SUITS ARE BU SLOPPED Never in the history of Suit making, has the profession of the • tailor been so much .abused. A few years back a "Slop Suit"" was just what was claimed for it. Nowadays there is more claimed for it than "proves out" to be fact. Have you been bitten by the change to save largely on your next Suit ? It isn't surprising then, to see men "who know" gravitate back to the man who TAILORS a tailor made Suit. You'll save on your next Suit by paying the tailor who builds it-—every stitch. Krahagea and Chapman, TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. PERRY STREET, TH b We oan rely on the support of the Thousands of SATISFIED Ousted ers we already have on our books. • „._ arsrmm We especially invite those Farmers WHO HAVE NOT YET GIVEH ! US A TRIAL, to get in touch with <u without delay. We handle every implement necessary for, the successful cultivation of the Farm. We know'our Implements, and we only touch the very best pTJLL gTAFF 0 F EXPERTS TO LOOK AFTEB VOTTiT? RT^PATRS CONSULT US BEFOR E COINC ELSEWHERE J. H. NAYLOR, Traveling Representative. Phone W R. D. LEACH, Manager. Phone 18. THE BRADBURY Each is a splendid machine, perfect in it's own claas, and it simply depends on your requirements which would be the .best. They are all powerful, speedy, efficient, goo hill climbers*, and will go through mud, slush, sand, o"r ruts with eas and safety. There is not a detail about any o these Motor. Cycles for which, we need apologise. You are welcome t inspect anything you wish. Come in this week and decide which model you prefer. Our salesman will galadly give you any information and explain the mechanism of the various machines in languag you can easily understand. (D. G. BROWN, Proprietor), Opposite Post Offic* QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON. We are also Agents for the ARGYLE, B.S.A. (genuine) HOLLIS NIMROD, and ROVER BICYCLES. Vfa ; ' ULd *> L; M°D. P A ™ 101 ' BAKER AND s»«»«FECTI<JHEO, to noiify the pubJio ih&h ? ? lie has taken ovor the business lately carried on by MR J. P. BANKIN. The business will be conduot*d on the most up-to-date lines, aad IGOOI Rnd BIRTHDAY UArv—} pecii&lty. (Da*. tomers waited on cail'f. NOTE.— Tli© Bakery in Pis* fhrasfi iB still beisg oondwteS xuulsr i&o easas maaagemeiifci L. MaD. PATRICK, 1 (LATE J. P. IANKIX,? TO FARMERS WHO ARE ABOUT TO FENCE. WE hare a largo quantity c ' SAWN TOTARA FiiNOE to quit at a rery low prica. 14 trill pay you to give os » caHa TJROS. RAGNELL -ORO9. TIMBER, WOOD AND COAL BS.fr CHANT*,