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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 April 1913, Page 7

HIGH CLASS FURNISHINGS, (Lower than Ever.) 800 YARDS OF HEAVY LINOLPUMS. USUAL PRICE 2s 6d. SCOULLAR'S SALE PRICE la lid Yaro. EVERY LINE WE SELL IS GENUINE.. WELLINGION. 'M m K> am m ■I i MM Ml IJM» T* L4O mil m% m m m. l^ rm 111 l M te *£ IVS3 g^ as •J??, Quality and reasonable prices. Art and homeliness—they are all combined in our Furniture. There's not a suite in our establishment that does not satisfy all these qualifications. Do call in and see our Specimen Rooms. Np one can realise what can be done in the way of furnishing till have seen them. The choice of style whether light ™*Jgj"**' * solid and heavy—this choice can be exercised to advantage when you have the exact thing in front of you. I 'THE GOOD VALUE FURNISHER MASTERTON. *& m SSSg m M m v. m?/ m *tm 11111111 111 l ii re lllliiwii'ij'p u «ififi! n ilfG on M j) iV children r - - Ate very fond of this Rich, Pure ... WUk IttaNoMiihi»g,Whol«.ome,a n dStee n gthgJTii.sr The Ideal FMM J ", «<Tonc*»4«pendupo»itl I

■W--m. For ... im TAKE m HOT with LemoA at Bedtime. » • . $. mm'. m. The Business Man The man of to-day enjoys a cup of tea far more than his fellow of ten or twenty years ago. and it is surprising how fastidious he has become. He wants Crescent Tea because it is the best tea, best in quality and best in flavour. ' . Thiee Grades at 1/8, 1/10, 2/-per lb.