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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9080, 2 May 1908, Page 2

HHP Our Prices Always Spell GOOD VALUE. NEW ZEALAND 0> m CLOTHING FACTORY 'PHONE 101. Choice Selection of Boy's Balfour and Norfolk Suitpft 1 OH JiL J* to 27s 6d. N.Z. Clothing' Factory, QUEEN MASTEUT^T.

KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN, HIGH-CLASS TAILSL3. OUIi X<*h* Season's Goofls h-ivo arrival for Autumn and Wintor Wear, Real Irish T>.v-3»ds from Counfcy-lntram. They make into smart' Suits for every <iay wear. We liavo ft wide? to select from. Thy very Latest Designs in Si'otc 1 and Bannoeklmru Suitings. Thcso goods look nobby and will stand Plenty of Ward Wear. Our ran ire of English Twseda and Worsteds comprise all tin 1 I:-, test colourings, and without doubt a,re, the most up-to-date goods procurable. OUR TAILORING EAS STOOD THE TEST OP TIME. Now that wo are in c .ir Up-to-date promises, with a complete stock and largo stalf of assistants we an; i;i a better position than over to serve you well. Your patronage solicited. KRAHABEN & CHAPMAN, ESTABLISHED mi. 1-,'CRRY STREET. PO. BOX 34.

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PNEUMONIA and PLEURISY cured by HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE After other Treatment Had Failed. I, Prudence M'Kee, of Carr-strcet, South Geelong,. ?tl view of the importance of a person making it quite clear what treatment was successful in curing a serious and complicated case when the medicine, directions and treatment of a legally qualified doctor had failed, state as follows: My son, Henry M'Kee, then aged 8 years, had been attended by a legally qualified doctor, who pronounced him to be suffering from Pneumonia, Pleurisy and a stoppage of the passing of Urine. Under the doctor's treatment the child gradually got worse, and the doctor pronounced the case He told me that the child could not live. At this stage I obtained from Mr. W. G. Hcarne, Chemist, of Geelong, a bottle of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure, and j?ave it to the child, according to the directions which accompany each bottle of it. The child improved after the second dose of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. He continued to improve each day from each dose of Hearne's Medicine alone, and within three days he was free from the Cough, Pneumonia and the Pleurisy, and the Urine was passing satisfactorily. He was out of bed at the end of a week, completely recovered, and he is now in perfect health. PRUDENCE M'KEE, Carr-street, South Geclong, Feb. 0, 1908. CONSUMPTION. Too 111 to Lcavo His Cod. A Complete Cure. Mr. W. G. Hcarne. Dear Sir,—l am writing to tell you about the wonderful cure your medicine has effected in my case. About three years ago I began to cough. At first the cough was not severe, but" it gradually got worse, and I became very weak and troubled with night sweats, pain in my chest, and great quantities of phlegm. On several occasions there was blood in the expectorated matter. I liad been treated by a doctor who pronounced my case to be consumption, and various other treatments had been tried, but without benefit. It was at this stage that I heard of your Bronchitis Cure, and sent to you for a course of the medicine. When it arrived. I was too ill to leave my bed, but I commenced taking it at once, and gradually improved. lam glad to say that the two lots of medicine you sent have effected a complete cure, for which accept my very best thanks.—Yours gratefully, J. BLAIR. Westminster Bridge-road, S.E., London. The great success of HEARNE'S