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Wairarapa Age, 9 March 1927, Page 2

The New AUTUMN COATS Are Fur Trimmed —X We have now completed open- . 1 \\ ing up the New Season Coats, and LgDIQJ invite your inspection. Faced Cloth, Wool Ottoman, Velvet and Velours are the favoured materM s ’ w^et^ier pl eate i poucht ' or ca P f ur invariably JAv K A LLfIA provides the mojt important touch. Squirrel-tail collars and cuffs are both stylish and very handsome, iHinS b u *- OUI importations show quite a ■ variety of choice fur trimmings, SW Shm* including some effective novelties. iKHti Special attention lias been given to VwMMgsecuring an adequate range of outs‘zes * n smart treatments. k Very Smart Model Coat in Bois de Rose e ' our ’ ’ Miec ’ through silk ” to tone; platinum fur collar and cuffs, cape and pouched effect WHHHBt/J at back. Price, 14 Gns. ' W Black Velveteen Model Coat; very smart style; pouched at back; light brown Squirrel-tail collar; jgfflgßaß coat is lined through black silk. Price, 10 Gns. Very Attractive Model Coat, in Navy Wool Ottoman; collar, cuffs and band at foot of black fur, lined through grey satin. V Price, 14 Gns. i Smart Coat, in Cardinal Velout \ I Cloth, real Mole collar; lined 1 through beige satin. 1 Price, 8 Gns. A Velour Coat, very smart model, in /\ amethyst shade, lined through W silk to tone; opossum collar and / cuffs. Price, 14 Gns. Velour Coat, smart style, mulberry , shade; platinum collar and cuffs; lined half way brocaded V lining. Price, £7/17/6 HUGO & SHEARER IB Limited, "THE STORE OF PROGRESS” QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON.

RELIABLE WATCHES AT SENSIBLE PRICES. djf' ’’/fe. It’s one of those kind you ■ B want to possess—one which will make you a source of the “Correct” time, not a constant enquirer after it. This line at 30/- post free. * ’wjj Bold Dial, 15 Jewelled Lever \ Movement. Al so a wonderful stock of Gold and Silver Watches. We can show you a model to suit your pocket and taste.

IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS! —GALLANTS and their /SSX Ladies wiled away many a K - pleasant afternoon playing Blind Man’s Buff. To-day it is still in vogue at Child- XTgk ren’s parties, and most of I* tjglLflMiai • us nave played it. It’s all y B *«vA* aI. very well to play blind- * - VxA <4 folded, but to buy— » ■ -[/I * j a? HMJ' A § BUILDERS’ MATERIALS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN TOOLS AND HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE —in the same manner is to waste time, money and energy. The ideal way is to visit THIS STORE, where QUALITY, VALUE and SEBVICE assure you absolute satisfaction. Get the habit of seeing us Hirst. You’ll find it pays. BASTERTON HARDWARE LIMITED. PERRY STREET MASTERTON. F. W. TEMPLE, Manager. Symington’s Marti) f C COFFEE & CHICORY ESSENCE jj a Cl ever Maid, of Symington’s, says : ”My motto is :' Keep the kettle boiling I Then I can always have a cup of jgsßal Symington’s instantly.” JHOS, SYMINGTON & CO., Edinburgh & London *