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Wairarapa Age, 22 February 1927, Page 6

ADVANCE SHOWING OF NEW SEASON’S COATS, FURS, ETC. Navy Velour Coat, fully lined merv silk, squirrel tail collar. £9/9/Bois de Rose Velour Coat, fully lined crepe-de-chir.e; Moleskin collar; box pleats at sides. £lO/10/Saxe Velour Coat, fully lined floral Crepe-de-chine; silver coney collar and cuffs; new pouched effect at back. £lO/10/Light Mulberry Velour Coat, small tailored collar; fully lined Crepe-de-chine; fancy belt and buckle at sides; £7/19/6. Natural Wolf Fur Necklets, with head and tails. £4/19/6. Natural Mongolian Fox Necklet, lined floral crepe-de-chine; £B/8/Red Fox Necklets, animal shape; 84/-, 89/6. Natural American Opossum Chokers; 49/6. Smart Ready-to-Wear Felts, in Parma, Mulberry, Fawn; 19/-. Soft Wool Braid Hats, new shaped crown; plaint and two-tone effects. 22/6 and 29/6. Two-tone Ready-to-Wear Felts, crochet edges, in Rose, Jade Fawn. 22/6 C. SMITH Ltd., “THE PEOPLE’S STORE,” «. QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON

NO SIR,—THE ODDS ARE TOO GREAT! may try—no doubt you hav tr ' e<^ — t 0 like a Tailored Mai in a Ready-to-wear Suit. But if you take a pride in Appearance— you have a perfect right to do that—you know that it “can’t be did” on guesswork Can you imagine the Duke of York in a slop suit? No, of course you can’t. And you cannot afford to take chances e. either. The odds are too great. KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN tailors. PERRY STREET MASTERTON.

E 1 “ SAKE THE K It surfacb and y ° u sAyE all - m Rd jJAINT keeps ruSl and decay in the background. It . iaves manner of thingi, metal and •mood, from premature 1 journeys to the scrap heap. Good Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains and Erusitvare are here at I the reasonable prices you 'want to pay, I K*-| I C. E. Daniell Ltd. I t Phones—Office 1620, 1621; Yard. 1128 ,Hl , MASTERTON fej !' (> 11 \ mHE I

BRAILSFORD’S, Queen Street CLEARING OUT ALL MILLINERY! TWO PRICES ONLY 1/11 and 4/11. VALUE FOR CASH.