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Wairarapa Age, 17 March 1927, Page 6

EwiWwut fiaME £■ T WlWcti > T/ BBjMKPT >i ONE MUST BE PARTICULAR ABOUT ONE’S EVENING DRESS——That’s why it is always Safe to Select at Murray’s—the source of Correct Attire. ALL GOODS are made to our order by Expert Manufacturers—we can Guarantee Highest Grade Materials and Trimmings, and a fit for every figure. CALL NOW AND SEE OUR DISPLAY! Men’s Dinner Suits; best quality silk facings. Price, £7/10/-. Men’s Dress Suits; the new style. Price, £lO/10/-. Men’s Dinner Coats; perfect fitting. Price,. £4/15/-. White Pique Dress Vests. Price, 17/6. A Splendid Assortment of Dress Scarves, Dress Shirts and Dress Ties. J. L. Murray Ltd. j Men’s and Juvenile Wear Specialists, " J QUALITY STORE, MASTERTON. Telephone 1135. P.O. Box 12.

DEPENDABLE USED CARS NASH.—Advanced five-passenger; only done 7000 miles. Like New, £375 CHANDLER. — Seven-passenger, in excellent condition, internally and externally. £2OO. CHANDLER.—Seven-seater. A good knock-about car. £7O GRAY. —Five-passenger car,; only done small mileage. A good car at £9O. ...FORD COUPE.—Just the thing for a week-ender. £7O. DODGE.—Five-passenger. In good shape and well shod. £lOO GWYNNE.— Four-passenger; only done 5000 miles. Newly painted. Good. £2OO. ANY TRIAL GIVEN, AND WE GUARANTEE OUR CARS ARE ALL WE SAY ABOUT THEM! LYTTLE & CO., LTD., MOTOR DEALERS. MASTERTON. Telephone 1411. P.O. Box 30. E. J. YOUNG, Managing Director.

“. . The Costume continues to show severe lines, and the Short Coat is making an appearance—of course it z"°\ must be well made if it’s always to V'ii' express the aim of the Smart Woman— Distinction.” LET US MEASURE YOU NOW FOR YOUR AUTUMN COSTUME. VO A splendid range of New Fabrics C* H®raH for y<rar selection, and our Tailors thoroughly understand—and can enbody—those little details which make for satisfaction in Ladies’ Tailoring. We Specialise also in the Popular Kgah Tailored Top Coats. V DONALD & JOY Up.. g TAILOBS, queen STBEET, MASTEBTON.

gnum baths. doubt. Don’t wait and wonder IF the , ('£»■ water will be warm. ; cebtainty. hBwS " Install a Geyser and be independ|||B eat of the Kitchen Fire. There -s n 0 waiting and wondering with a "THnHSi" Geyser. One is always sure of hot water INSTANTLY. A 20-gallon * S ’ n from 10 to 15 minl|’L a utes; and it’s really hot, not just jSj ’ 1 tWW si warm. ;HI ll'fflffilil waste. It’s always a nuisance in summeri i time'to light the range for baths, IIKSI isn’t it! ■I ECONOMY. Hi A Geyser not only obviates this, but it saves your pocket. It is ■ cheaper to use a Geyser for a few ■WlUll THTI« minutes than to specially light a Sr |IIL|SK| coal fire. We fit these Bath Heaters on verr 'sxt? jL na, - Uasy Terms. Let us Demonstrate one I I IBMHH you * MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT, E - MASTEBTON.