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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 February 1913, Page 7

fr^^M^^ BRING PLEASURE AND SATISFACTION AUTISTIC AND GOOD FURNISHING- does not necessarily involve a large outlay, but consists in placing the proper articles of the correct colour in the right places. "SCOULLAR" maintain their reputation for HIGH CLASS FURNISHINGS at the most Moderate Price. We Guarantee satisfactory values, with Taste and Comfort. w—~mv3meßßraxQeaKßHußvzn® *-^^- WELLNGTON .i^wlißOTwasfflMnxawHioniisa^^ lRIOO! The.e is something distinctive and s pleasing about theso tables. They ' are stylish, durable, and unique, and ...'.•.-Y.r"-vt\ enhance the appearance of their surfl ll roundings. if Is & nave 18m * or a *° at Wj KAURI tad Rimu. \| w« have (Bverythlng required VL So steak a largo or small residence, ** and OUR PRICES AISE MODERATE •THE CSOGO VALUE FUR.NIdHIER. Opposite Wagg't., THE EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS! THE YEAR 1913 BRINGS UP TO THIS VAST NUMBE2 TBI SALES OF THE ECONOMISE THE WORK N YOUR KITCHEN BY INBTAL INC AT THE BEGINNING 01-THE YEAR A "•vms? WftWCE W!TM A REPUTATSISW!

V 71bs. Gross. NETOF JAM For Fine Fruity Flavour and Full Weight Always Insist on St. George Jam. St. George Jams are Stoneless—\ou get 71bs. of "Jam Only" and an Enamelled Can extra. Always as fresh and fragrant as glass jar preserves. The Enamel Lining prevents contamination with the tin and ensures the contents maintaining their natural fruity flavour. Obtainable from ILL GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS <s At Same Prices as other brands, i§f ■w m MINI A WELCOME WEST ll* THE HOME

THE , FAMILY JTTIMULANT. I IjIII VTj, YK7H ITTAEER, • M SEOOIRIM Ml EO3M3 PEICG3®. [ill or3«rs «Mi7»ro2 fa Gag §ar§ &3 TELEPHONE 67.