WANTED ADVHETISEMENTS. JUTATINEE THIS AFTERNOOX, 2.30. Cosy Theatre. “Partners Again,” with Potash and Perlmutter. WATSON’S “BIG SURPRISE” Sale. Follow the crowd for the Big Surprise Bargains this week. W ATSO^'S ‘ ‘BIG'SURPRISE” Sale. ■ 30-in. British Mercerised Cetton Fugi. Wonderful value, 1/6. 30-inch Pure Silk Fugi, 2/9, 2/11, 3/6. WATSON’S “BIG SURPRISE” Sale. Roger & Gallets large Bath Soap, three cakes for 1/11. “Glosaria” Face Powder; Usually 3/6; Now, 2/6. WATSON’S “BIG SURPRISE” Sale. See the windows of Hosiery and Ladies’ Frocks, reduced to cost and under cost. WATSON ’S~“BIG SURPRISE” Sale. Pure Finish Bleached Sheeting, 54inch, 1/8; 72-inch, 2/2; 80-inch, 2/4*. The best value ever offered in Masterton. WATSON’S “BIG SURPRISE” Sa»c. Pillow Cases, 1/9 and 2/3 pair. Hemmed Serviettes, good quality, three for 1/11. Come early. PINAL WEEK BARGAINS.—4O-ineh Pillow Cotton; splendid quality, Abanco finish; Final Week, 1/- yard. Full Size Pillow Slips, 19 x 30, taped and hemmed; every one guaranteed; Final Week Price, 2/8 pair.—W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” “A SOCIAL CELEBRITY 7 *— just follow the crowds and you’ll meet him. Spiced with sophistication. Rosy with romance. Enriched with a wonderful cast, acting, comedy and tingling excitemcur. Cosy Theatre, commencing to-night, 7.45. WHEN?WOUNTIiY ROMEO turns cave-man. See Johnny Harron and Marceline Day in “The Boy Friend,” also another feature, “Greater Than a Crown.” Last screening to-night, Cosy Theatre. JffNAL WEEK Unbleached Sheeting; Final Week. J/6 yard. Finlay’s Twi.i ■ ■ ing. 72in. only; Final Week, 2/11 yard. W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre. ’ ’
•pHERE ARE MANY KINDS of Pickle but only one Hayward’s Military Pickle. None can equal it for flavour. Demand “Military.” piNAL WEEK BARGAINS.— I'urc Irish Linen Supper Cloths, with coloured borders, 45 x 45; Final Week Price, 4/6 each. W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” PENAL WEEK - BARGAINS.—Dyed Fugi Silk; guaranteed double dye; 29-in. wide in thirty new shades; Final Week Price, 3/6 yard. W.F.C.A., Ltd., “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” piNAL WEEK BARGAINS.—Knitted Jersey Silk, lace designs, in shades of Royal, Black, Almon.l. Cloud, Navy and Picasso; 36-in. wide; Final Week Price, 6/11 yard.—W.F.C.A., Ltd. “Masterton’s Shopping Centre.” JJUY SHOES while they are cheap. You cannot get better value elsewhere. Hubbard Bros., Queen Street, Masterton. JTjEMONADE , CRYSTALS make delicious and wholesome cool drinks m a few minutes. Either Lemon or Raspberry flavour, for 1/- per packet. At Eton’s Pharmacy, Queen Street, Masterton. T,OOK AHEAD.—Winter must come; get ready for it. Have that room Papered and make your Winter brighter. See my selection of wallpapers.— C. N. Cole, 19 Wrigley Street. RENT’S NIGGER Brown Patent Shoe; fancy inset; the smartest shoe in town. Pric6, 38/6. Hubbard Bros., opposite Knox Church. IUTOTORISTS! All leading makes of Motor Tyres and Tubes at the Masterton Tyre Repair Company, Bannister Street. Telephone 2519. gX) TENNIS PLAYERS. We have just landed, direct from London six dozen Portio Tennis Eye Shades. It has no equal as a sports shade. Price, 4/9. At L. A. Wadham, 'Wairarapa Sports Service. Telephone 1686. •pHE FAIRY TRICYCLE is the only one that lasts. There are others. The Fairy is obtainable at Andrews & Rolph’s, opposite Hugo & Shearer. Telephone 2458. VEGETABLE PLANTS to mnturefor winter use. Savoy Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Lettuce, Celery, Leeks; good healthy plants; now ready; 6d per bundle; can supply up to 10,000 of any variety. The Masterton Nurseries (A. Robinson & Sons), Whatman Road. Telephone 1304. Full stocks at our town agents, Graham & Co.
(pRY J. PURCHASE, Queen Street, for e Cigarette'Cabinets, Cases, Cigars in 5, 10, 25, 50. Also Razors, Brushes, etc PET RID OF CORNS painlessly and quickly. Our “Demon” Corn Cure requires only a few applications; 1/6 per bottle. Only from Gordon, Chemist, Masterton. <<EE WITH THE EYES' OF YOUTH. Kryptok Bifocals restore to the eyes of middle age tho natural eyesight of youth and enable you to see both near and far objects with perfect clearness. Consult H. T. Wood, Chemist and Optician. • RING ON THE ’PHuNE to 68 Carterton, will put you in touch with the latest and very best Milkiaf Machine.—A. J. Parton Carterton, Sole Agent. jQOX ’T HESITATE to make inquiries about the “Horary Perfection” Milking Machine. It is really worth while. Solo Agent, A. J. Parton, Carterton. Telephone 68. , JU)R _ Hira^ks^MOTOß“CAR _ and Carriage Painting, communicate with F. J. Hunn, Perry Street, back of Impdement Co.’s Garage. Estimates given for all classes of work. JY J. OSBORNE, Tinsmith, n.ak'er at Baths, Tanks, Stove Pines, Rubbish Tins, Milk Vtcnsils and all sheet metal work. Address, Dixon Street, back of T. Wagg & Co. J)ID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU 'that Clcricnl lenses would suit yon. foi. just look over the top of them when not reading. Consult 11. T. Wood. Chemist and Optometrist.
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