GOOD FURNITURE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 August 1939, Page 11

GOOD FURNITURE

IN TASTEFUL DESIGNS FROM FACTORY TO HOME.

jf LANCE again the advent of Spring re,g minds the housewife of taste that ,o she must needs keep abreast of modern furniture decrees if her home is to be 's all that she desires. The ever-increasing demand for something different in furniture design )f is amply met by the large stocks of att tractive and tastefully-designed furni;e lure in Kenner’s Queen Street store, y all of which is manufactured in their own factories by skilled craftsmen. , The house of Kenners has, for over 30 years, been faithfully fulfilling the ‘7 furniture requirements of those whose , tastes are of the highest. c . Mr. W. R. Ke.nncr has given a life- ’• time of study to the manufacture of all classes of furniture and the result ' of his efforts speaks for itself in the high-class articles produced from the ' factories of this enterprising firm. •t One need only inspect their up-to-s date window displays to appreciate the artistic touch given to their furniture y by tradesmen who are specially selectfl ed for their skill. There is no need to let a room in your home remain un- - furnished when you can obtain the best a of furnishings from Kenners under b their Friendly Credit System. a For spring buyers, Kenners have now t in operation a great Spring Cash Sale. e There are bargains galore offering, j snips for re-furnishing every room in _ the house, everything at reduced prices . to help Wairarapa home-lovers spring--3 clean at special spring prices. When thinking of furniture, think of Kenners, Masterton. 1, ~ ————— ’ Spring Coiffures. - yyiTH Spring right on us now we all are reminded of neatness — that’s why housewives start spring 1 cleaning at this time of the year—but women generally are also reminded of , the lighter season and so make their- ; arrangements for new season’s coiffures. One must, to be popular, keep ] abreast of Dame Fashion's decrees and naturally the coiffure has pride of • place. A smart Sping ensemble can so . easily be marred with the wrong hair ; style. Call in today to Brickman's • Beauty Parlours in the Arcade and t chat over your Spring hair fashion. Mr ; H. Brickman personally supervises all 1 work carried out in the Parlour and aS his styles are based on leading Eng- - lish and Continental ideas one is as- ’ sured of perfect treatment. t * • * I Smartly Attired for Spring. r "yOU simply must be smartly attired J for this season of the year. With , Spring in the air one feels the need of , new and fresh cloths. There is no need to worry about what to wear; just call > at P. Hamill and Co and choose your , new Spring Suit made to your mea- , sure or out of the “box” by Lynx. “The r Suit Supreme.” Many styles to choose ’ from and all the new shades too. The single breasted lounge suit with pointed lapels is still the predominant , choice, although the double breasted , style is also favoured by some. See the new range of sports coats too —they are choice—at P. Hamill and Co.

This Springtime. QJPRINGTIME is surely the time for personal expression of love and friendship, and what more appropriate or personal one than your photograph. Having your photograph taken is neither expensive nor the tedious matter it used to be. A photograph taken now of yourself or your children will be a lasting source of pleasure to you and your family and an investment you will never regret, at H. Hope Cross Studio in the ’‘State" Buildings. Spring Millinery. \ T EW Millery is a special feature at Cody's Cash Draper, the most popular ladies’ outfitting establishment between Wellington and Palmerston North. No two models alike yet a wonderful array of the very newest. A pleasing feature is the marvellous value offered by Cody's. Save at Cody's and be better dressed. Spring Time is Singer Time. jQPRING-TIME is Singer time, more so than any time. Is your machine sewing as it should do? If not. we arc qualified to correct the trouble for you —or will make you a liberal allowance on the latest Singer. Phone or call. Singer Shop, Queen Street (opposite Hugo and Shearer), 'phone 1933.