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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1920, Page 4

That section of the public who have been postponing puichaing drapery in the hope that prices were about to fall will be sadly disillusioned. Latest advices from Home indicate still further rises on all Manchester goods and hosiery. It wouljl be wise, therefore, to take advantage of the Melbourne's sale offerings now. Many lines are being sold lower than future landed cost. The New Plymouth Sash and Door Company are booking orders for the next shipment of Wilson's cement. Board of Trade forms can be obtained on application to the offices, Gill Street, New Plymouth.* A THERAPEUTIC MARVEL OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Because it is cotton wool specially treated and impregnated in every flbrs with medicinal essences, Wawn's Wonder Wool, when applied to the affected part, sets up a tingling sensation. In a brief space the sufferer is relieved, and after subsequent applications, the cause of disability is removed. The whole thing is so simple. Arrested circulation is the origin of pain; and this is immediately alleviated by the' diffusion of the comforting remedying heat in the wool. The experience of Mr. William Hawker is of value. He writes: "One of my girls had a toothache for about a weak. One external application 'of Wawn's Wonder Wool completely cured her. My youngest daughter suffered from Croup following Whooping Cough. We were afraid to go to sleep for fear of her choking. We prepared a jacket of Wawn's Wonder Wool, and she dbtaincd almost instant relief, and in a week or two was completely cured." Wawn's Wonder Wool is easy to apply, easy to keep on, clean, sure in its work. Doctors and nurses recommend it. Wawn's Wonder Wool costs but 2s 6d at chemists or stores,' or post free'from N.Z. Agents, Salmond and Spraggon, Ltd,, Wellington. J,