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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 February 1913, Page 7

K.nft BRING PLEASURE GOOD FURNISHINGS « md satisfaction TO THE HOME. AimSiTTO AND GOOD FURNISHING does not necessarily involve a ARUMIO • , • niacins the proper articles of the large outlay, but consi ■ " SCOULL AR" maintain their correct colour in the £ P FURNISHINGS at tho most Moderra,m's - ,vitb Tnstoa,,d Comfort. Scoullar £o» .Ltd WELL'NG • ON AFTERNOON TEA TABLES There is something distinctive and pleasing about these tables. lhey are stylish, durable, and unique, and enhance tho appearance of their sur\i /jT || V2 roundings. SI if if Wte have them for Sale at I And we also roake'tliem in Oak, \\S KAURI :.nd Rimu. Wo have everything required to Stock a large or small residence, and OUR PRICES are moder ATE T. McCracken "THE GOOD VALUE FUR. 'sCHER, Op po BltO Wlkgg'b, 100 000! THE EVIDE NGE OF SUCGESBI THE YEAR 1913 BRINGS UP T 0 THIS VAST NUMBER TF* SALES OF THE ORION R4NGE T-n n*v Ac tHEMOST PERFECT, EFFIsJENT, EC©* ST RANK# TO"DAY AS THE qate ranqe |f| y H g DOM j IN |Or«, OMICAL, AND UP H YOUR KITCHEN BY INttTALYEAR * SHACKLOCK. -Mf MtfOE WITH A REPUTATION « When Housewives pay for butcher moat They also pay for bones: When jam thoy from the erooer get r They also buy the stones. But there's a Jam, a Btone!e»s Jam — The fav'rlte brand with mother* — "ST. GEO RGB" Its name, And great It* fame, Its good-ueaa beat* all others. m As i 9* LUn -«5 >UI| No thrifty Mother can afford to be without St. George Jam in her home —a 71b. Can is but one-third the price of the same weight of butter. For table use. and baking purposes alike it has no equal. The Enamel-Lining of St. George Cans protects the contents from contamination with the tin and ensures the fruit being always as fresh and fragrant a 9 glass jar preserves. Ask your Grocer foff ST. GEORGE JAM. 3 aasiaasr /TO CHECK COLDS Va 5 V TAKE 9*\\ fyf HOT with LMOH at BEDTIME, i ,Tj IT7H I T TA K ER, * m OEOCHEUR 'AT f-057.2® FSICLi'S. 'Ail orders deli/owd to t*a?s 'fikfi t3wsTELEPHONE 62' s 3W& W m W*s- - m m i «ttti Mihi : - ' vr mm I H 2 ufPLOMA CRAMAPHONES DIPLOMA GRAMAPHONES Tust opened up another lot of thes wonderful machines from £3 t £4-5, also a large variety of Diplorn and Homophone double sided record at .'is 6d each; including 70 of Billy Williams' latest songs, and a larg assortment of Bands. Instrumental Songs, Quartettes, Eac. Needles Is box of 200, or 4s pe 1000. These machines and records ar cheaper than the cheapest and bte tor than the best. "0.K." TOY AND STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT. (Near Thompson-Payne Pictures). 2F&® W &sss&&£ i Fatai So insect IM harmless to qISS. SGI-J »i2 Gia:y, bus ha i snare you <261 ™ mm ate. f^ EW g OGTS » Q HOES. "B"N Fact everything New in FOOTJL WEAR. Lght *nd Comfori able for the Summer Months. FECIAL ATTENTION PAID T© REPAIRS. INLAYSON AND gON D. P BOOTMAKERS. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.