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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 February 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. MASTERTON BRANCH. rpilE Monthly Meeting of the above Branch will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Hall TONIGHT, at 8 o’clock. All members earnestly requested to attend. WTNlhe Monte Carlo for free aero- ’ plane ride, at the Masonic Hall on Saturday night. February 11. Blue River Orchestra. QT. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY. k —Raffle in aid Relief of Distress in Wairarapa. Hand-Painted Picture, exhibited in W.F.C.A., Ltd., Window. Tickets, 6d, obtainable from W.F.C.A., Ltd., Andrews & Levick, Pages, W. Orange, and Pool and Son. SAVE AT CODY’S. FREE Crystal Water Sets with Dining Suites. Any Bedspread Half Price with a Bedroom Suite. Free storage—free delivery. Save at Cody’s, Home Furnishers. OQGNS. —Solid Oak Bedroom Suite. — This is a soundly-built modern style Suite that is priced pounds below its value. Inspection invited. Save at Cody’s, Home Furnishers. H) /c—TALLBOYS. Buy a brand new u Talboy at the price of secondhand. Oak Tea Wagons, 29/6. Carpets and Rugs at great reductions. Save at Cody’s, Home Furnishers. IQ-~SUMMER HATS, less~than half J ~ / price, 1/-, 3/11. 5/11. Beanies, 1/6; Panamas, 2/6. Interlock Sports Blouses, 6/11 for 3/11. Save at Cody’s Sale, oq”/^— SILK’COSTUMES 4gns. for *’ ' 39/6. Linen Costumes, 49/6 for 25/-. Tweed Costumes, from 29/6. Worsted Costumes, tailor cut, from 59/6 to sgns. Save at Cody’s Sale, jy—SILK” SCARVES Half ' Price. ' Tennis Sox, 6d to 1/11. Silk Hose, 1/11 for !/-; 6/11 for 5/11; 5/11 for 3/11; 3/11 for 2/11. Pure Silk, fully fashioned. Save at Cody’s Sale. 'REMNANTS Half"Price.—Silk Linens, 36in„ 2/11 for 11 Id. 36in. Shantung Silk, 3/11 for 2/6. Print, 1/- for 6d yard; Boiling Silk, 8d yard. Linen Tea Towels, lOld. Save at Cody’s Sale. V—HORROCKSES’” TOWELS. 1/6 for 1/-. “Suedelite” Boiling Silk, checked and striped, 1/3 for lOld. Kapoc Pillows, 3/11 for 2/6. Kapoc Mattresses, 22/6 for 19/11. 54in. Table Baize, 1/8. Save at Cody’s Sale, f/fi— TAPESTRY Cushion’Covers’.’lUG for 1/6: good designs. Chenille Table Covers, 54in. x 54in, 6/11 for 4/11. Chenille Curtains. 25/6 for 197'11 pair. Save at Cody’s Sale.

C. SMITH’S SALE. 1 /a YARD. —Floral Dress Materials', • z U 36in. wide. Good selection of colours. Usually priced at 2/6 and 2/11, now 1/6 yard, at C. Smith’s Sale. I /- YARD. —29in. Canton Crepe, ideal ' for house frocks; bold stripes, fine checks and fine stripes; fast washing colours. 1/9 Canton Crepe, now 1/yard, at C. Smith’s ,Sa)e. 19/11 R OR a B ° ocl c l ual 'U Single ■ ’ ' Bed Mattress, tufted, strong ticking, in various designs. An exceptional buy for 19/11 at C. Smith’s Sale. 2/Q PAIR. —-Full-fashioned Bemberg ' ° Stockings, in all the fashionable shades. Strong suspender top and reinforced at heel and toe. 3/11 quality for 2/8, at C. Smith’s Sale. Ift /fi FOR Ladies’ ■ British Rubber / Coats, light weight, latest style, with smart Prussian collar; Red, Maize, Bottle, Beige, Saxe and Navy. 14/6 quality for 10/6 at C. Smith’s Sale. KcT.PER one-ounce Skein. —Premier Fingering and Double Knitting, in all plain shades and mixed marls. Wonderful value at 5d per one-ounce skein at C. Smith’s Sale. -f’ CLASSIFIED SPECIALS. ALWAYS read the Classified Column. The shopping hints and items listed are always showing bargains. FU YING Flowers and sending them to sick and sorrowing friends gives one untold pleasure. Buy yours from Denis Fairbrother, Garden House. PUTTING and fitting Jodhpurs is our V job. Let us do your next pair — Donald & Joy, The Tailors, Queen St. nOING Lock and Key Repairs is a specialist’s job. King and Henry are the local specialists. FVERY MOTHER loves her kiddies, but how nice it is to have their young faces smiling at you later on. 11. Hope Cross. Queen Street, is the Photographer. FURNITURE! New range just arrivA ed of two-tone Oak Bedroom Suites and Chesterfield Suites al J. Korslake & Co., Queen Street. FOINGC AMPING? Get all your re- ■" quisites at J. Korslake & Co., Queen Street. Motor Tents. Cottage Tents. Camp Beds and Mattresses. XIERE we arc! Our business is “LastII ing.” and Lasting Well is our motto. —R. E. Brewer. Shoe Repairer, Queen Street. ’ ’INTEREST yourself iu the Classified Columns of the “Times-Age. Great shopping hints are always there. TUST TRY having a haircut at ’’ Jacob's. You'll come again. Saloon opens at 7 a.m. Right in Queen Street. tZNOCKED ABOUT! Not our goods, but our prices. Shoosmith’s Summer Sale. Every article reduced. T ET the youngsters ride a cycle to school this year. Call in to Geo. Barr’s and choose one they need—but do it now. IyfAKING ordinary heads of hair look 111 like Real heads of hair is the business of Mrs Lilian McKenzie, Queen Street. ’Phone 1521. TVTlCE’and’tas’ty Fish Meals are always 1N served at the Tout de Suite, Queen Street. PUR MILK-MADE BREAD is made to be buttered. . Try it as toast—it’s delicious—Reeves’ Bakery, Queen St. FIN your faith on Frosh Fish—you will be sure of Fresh Fish if it comes from the Al Fish Mart. QUITE a few people don’t know that the Do Luxe Dining Rooms serve real hot meals from 12 —2. Well, they du'