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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9410, 2 April 1909, Page 8

rjHEAP TIMBER. 'QHEAP-' TIMBER. Perham, Larsen & Co., Limited, HAVE FOE SALE at their Junction Yards, a Large Stock consisting of over 50,000 Feet Good SECOND-CLASS TIMBER at the following Prices : Scantling, 8s 6d per 100 teet Boards, from 6in. to Sin. inclusive, 8s 6d per 100 ft. Boards, from 9in. to 12ijt. inclusive, 9s per 100 ft. Second-class Rusticating, 12s per 100 feet Second-class T. & G. Flooring, 11s 6d per 100 ft. Also, large quantity of first-class Building Timbers, dressed and rough. Ironmongery, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Joinery, and Mouldings of all descriptions. W. H. GOMEZ, / Manager. . c. I COME, YOU KIPPERS, COME COME, and come quickly! No limitations, no early doors or I late. Come every mother’s son, and every father’s daughter, maimed, mute, or deaf, or blind as the bat I that skims the water. Come in your hundreds, your thousends, or your pyjamas. No matter how, COME— In crepe- de-chine or shiny toper, In frock coat, farthingale or motor Come in the garb of old Gaul, or as a Bombay policeman; on your head, on your heels, or on the wings of the wind. Do you ask where f Well, not “ J nto the Garden, Maud,” [ nor “ Way down upon the Swanee Bibber,” but where the TEA IS BEST. e a a V 3 r 1 or ' D a e f e t You ask where is that; is it where the palm and the pine tree grow ? Not there, gentle reader, not there. No, yon are simply to come to the nearest grocer, for there awaits you that greatest delicacy in tea, SURATURA, THE SUPER B, But Come Now. ’Tls said that great literary men are dying out: I’m not feeling well myself, but were this my last word 1 should still say PLUMP FOE SGRATUEA. Admission—A Blend, Is 6d; B, Is 9d; X, 2s 4d, and the new models.,

PAINTED HIS BACK I Mad Floating Kidney—Terrible Pale —PLANTEKOA makes Permanent Cure. tr u jxyr. Mr. Ernest A. Clement, of the taita, in the employ of the Hutt County Council, relates his most remarkable case:—“ .1 feel it my duty both to you and suffering humanity to make known the benefit I have derived from PLANTEKOA. I have been under treatment for many years for my Kidneys, Liver and Chronic Indigestion. Under examination the doctors thought I had a Floating Kidney, and prescribed medicines and lotions for treatment, in fact I have lodine and other things in the house now that was supplied to paint my back. In addition to the complaint mentioned I used to suffer from excruciating pains in my side and back. Besides the doctor’s treatment, I tried almost countless patent medicines in the effort to get relief. I can honestly say that PLANTEKOA has made a new man of me, cured the ailments above referred to, and I am now enjoying better health than I have done for years. further information gladly furnished if desired.” PLANTEKOA is not an experiment, it carries it t own guarantee. To sue it is to be cured, ana four Chemist has it. Price 5/>, OiatßMat 1/- sad 2/-, Soap x/-. .5? Prevention + Is Better Than Cure. + HOT weather is particularly suitable for the growth of disease germs. When a shortage of water makes it impossible to thoroughly sluice all drains, etc., ■ so frequently, the conditions favour microbes still more. To prevent disease, and to guard against infection it is advisable, especially in dry weather, to freely use some reliable disinfectant. KRESGL Is a reliable disinfectant. KRESOL mixes easily—is safe and effective—is economical, and can be used almost anywhere. And it neither irrigates, burns, nor blisters the skin. Bottles, Is &1s 6d each. C. WILLIAMSON, CHEMIST,! MARTON. I WANT every woman to try < my ‘LANE’S MEDOLINE.’ It will gtfvie ypu a sjdn and complexion to Ibe -proud pf.QNo skin toojbad to tie cleared by it. 1/- at Chemists. 3.