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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 22 October 1913, Page 2

The McGRUER rpHAT you buy THIS SPRING will be good to look at and to^ wear NEXT SPRING after a YEAR'S HARD SERVICE. THE REASONS: STYLE THAT IS REAL! WORKMANSHIP THAT IS HONEST? FABRICS THAT STAND THE WEAR TEST! Every Made-to-measure McGRUER Suit represents a testing of twoPounds to the Purchaser. Suits to Measure froin 50s. IF YOU CAN'T CALL WRITE US. Our Mail Order System gives .every Satisfaction, v . McGRUER&eO. MASTERTON'S 'FAVOURITE 6HOPMNC CEIffRE. r P.O? BOX 106 .................. ..*..*.;........«.....• TJEEMPHOinf IW.

Overheard in Mastertqn Yesterday. Miss 8., "I'm haying a tailormade costume for Spring." "Who by?" Krifaagen & Chapman \ of course, they made my last, and everyone admired it. Their materials are so smart and serviceable, and the cut and finish just perfect.^' "The cost?" • "Oh! not so inuch as you would pay elsewhere." Miss B. ordered her Spring Costume this morning—what , about ; yours? ■' HIGH-CLAM TAILAM. PERRY STREET .............*...... MABTERTON. When Purchasing: a Motor Cycle, what do you Demand ? You want simplicity--for simplicity ensures efficiency. . Yon want a machine that has been built to give wear—a Motor Cycle that will serve you every day for years. You want a Motor Cycle that has been built with care, and that stands for sound inochanical standards. . You want « machine in which the Manufacturer has minimiised trouble. N» short, you want a New Model ! For ,in this machine, you get all the above points combined in one* t Improvements and innovations are apparent at every point. Tb<t construction includes only the costliest materials, methods, and equipment. In fact; from every point of view the BRADBURYj Motor Cycle is ideal—the machine to fill every need. Y Ponder over these statements—we are ready to back them up at any time, and to prove that what we say is true. '■' ' Armstrong and Sturmey-Archer 3-speed, Gears fitted to any make of Motor Cycle. CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW MODEL BRADBURY AT Motor and Cycle Works, ••THE SHOP FOR SATItFACTOR Y REPAIRS." QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

BAST COAST MAIL SERVICE. AIt ESSR£ JONES" SOOTT A CO. i " J - beg to notify th« residents of Masterton, and settlers of the East Coast that they have taken over the above Mail Service «o long conducted by Messrs Pinhey Bros., and they trust by courtesy and strict attention ito business, merit a continuance of I their support; COACHES RUN A3 FOLLOWS' FROM MASTERTON—- ! Tiaui, Whakataki, and Castlepoin*Evesy Monday, Wednesday and Friday; leaving Masterton at 7.45 a.m. Homewood— Every Tuesday and Friday; lea* ing Masterton at 8.30 a.a. Stronvar— Every Monday and Thursday, leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. SEATS can be booked at thi Stables during the day up till 8 p.m., and in the evening from 8 till 10 o'clock. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE—Thai must be left at our Coachin at the rear of Mr Eton's I JONEB, SCOTT AND CO., PROPRIETORS, MASTERTON. Telephone No. 180. CRAGGr'S HAIRDRESSINGr SALOON. GENTLEMEN'S HAIR FASHIONABLY OUT. , ONLY EXPERT SHAVERS EMPLOYED. RAZOR BETTING A SPECIALTY. I NOTE ADDRESS— , . , i CORNER QUEEN' A PERRY ITS.