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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 August 1940, Page 1

TELEPHONES 1646 (2 lines) CONNECTS WITH ALL DEPARTMENTS, INCLUDING JOB PRINTING. P.O. Box 445.

PUBLIC NOTICE. August 17th, 1940. Fresh Mutton Prices have risen in the last month to prices above the purchasing power of most of the public I am in a positon to offer a limited amount of Frozen Wether Mutton at prices from two to threepence per lb. below that of Fresh Mutton, and when it is cooked I doubt whether you will notice much difference from the fresh., P. F. RYAN, KURIPUNI BUTCHERY. THANKS. A/TRS M. GALLAGHER and Mr J. Gallagher desire to sincerely thank all kind friends for messages of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent sad bereavement. RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS. WHY YOU SHOULD TRY BIRMA. Birma ends Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuritis, Lumbago. Money-Back Guarantee: If no satisfactory result, your money refunded. Birma costs only 6/9 (inc. tax) for a supply which should last you three months. Sold by E. F. Wilson, M.P.S., Chemist, Masterton. 3 BE FOOT HAPPY. fpORGET your foot troubles —bring youth back into your step by wearing a pair of Dr. Scholl’s new improved Arch Supports. Dr. Scholl’s Arch Supports correctly redistribute the body’s weight and restore the functioning of the feet by natural methods. Call in and we will examine your feet free.— Campbell’s Pharmacy. 3

EVEN A SLIGHT COLD EVEN A SLIGHT COLD .... . . . may, if neglected, lead to more serious chest or bronchial complications. Take no risks! Take “333” COUGH MIXTURE—the sterling cough and cold remedy that never fails to give sufferers welcome relief. “333” COUGH MIXTURE is a scientifically compounded specific that eases congestion, breaks /jiip phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and drives the cough or cold right put of the system. Obtainable in 1/6 and 2/6 sizes from CAMPBELL’S PHARP.IACY, “The Family Chemists,” Masterton. 2 HYDE’S FUNERAL SERVICE, LTD. H. W. LINDSEY, Director. Office and Chapel: 18 CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. ’Phones 1433, 1434 (Res.). Residence: 43 College Street. j KING’S FUNERAL SERVICE. BROADWAY, CARTERTON. ALL arrangements entrusted to this long-established firm carried out with promptness and efficiency. Latest model Funeral Coach is available. Telephones: Day, 256; Day or Night, 28 or 272. YOU CANNOT BUY BETTER VALUE! CHEVROLET 6cyl. EXPRESS—CIosed cab and 7ft. platform. Oversize tyres. Very good order throughout. CHRYSLER 6 LIGHT DELIVERY — Good size deck. Very well shod and in good mechanical condition. CHEVROLET 4 LIGHT TRUCK—Engine, chassis and tyres, etc., good. Body work fair. Good value. DODGE 4 EXPRESS—CIosed cab and good size deck. A very reliable job for hard work. V 8 FORD OR SEDAN.—In faultless condition in every way. A car anyone would be proud to own. FAGAN MOTORS, LTD. “The Home of ‘R. & G.’ Used Cars.”

BANNISTER ST—DIXON ST., MASTERTON. A Fresh List of Useful Articles to be had now at Russell’s. COPPER and Frame, one Horse Scari- ■ fier, one No. 8 Dover Stove, one No. 6 Dover Stove, 3 Hot Water 3ft. Ranges, new Wheel Barrow, 2 Zinc 6ft. Baths, Hot Water Copper Cylinder, Kerosene .. '* Cooker, 2 Gas Cookers, new Rabbit and Oposum Traps, Douglas Pump, also Pump for Windmill, several Barrow Wheels, lot of lengths of l|in. Galv. Piping, 2 Meat Safes, 2 Ice Chests Garden Seat, several Coppers, Tennis Net and Tennis Court Marker, several Pulley Wheels, Grindstone, several Lawn Mowers, 3 Oak Bed and Wire, 2 Dark Wardrobes, one Light Rimu Wardrobe, 3-piece Chesterfield Suite, set of Avery Scales, Car Covers (all sizes), 2 Light Rimu Sideboards, large Chesterfield, latest Oak Table, Cedar Sideboard, Alladin Lamp, Portable Gramophone, Gents’ Clothing, Boots and Overcoats, 2 Accordions, Mandolin and BanjoMandolin, and many other useful things too numerous to mention. At ROBT. RUSSELL & SON, GENERAL DEALERS. MASTERTON. (Established 1908.) PLEASE NOTE! TpOR quick service and satisfaction, A come to our modern, up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon. Five expert tonsorial artists to serve you. Complete and fresh stock of all brands of Cigar- I ettes and Tobaccos carried at W. ORANGE, TOBACCONIST.