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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9125, 26 June 1908, Page 5

A GREAT SALE. The D.1.C., Wellington, intimates that its Great Winter Clearing Sale, opening on the 29th, will probably eclipse all previous efforts of that kind. The stock this winter is especially rich and full, and the winter in Wellington has been exceptionally mild and dry. The Company makes it a rule to carry over no stock to a new season; so that prices at this sale are carefully calculated to make the clearance thorough. On fashion goods there will be reductions of from 25 to 50 per cent; on ordinary goods, of from 15 to 25 per cent. The Company persistently stresses the fact that it carries no old stock. The goods offered are all of the latest fashion and the highest quality that can be obtained in the best markets. People always need drapery and clothing and in this country, where the cost of living is so much discussed and deplored, the opportunity of a great sale at the D.I.C is one that prudent people cannot afford to let slip. Mis. Cromer, Per-v-stivef. Gtvlo.ig, write.-: "Acting on the advice of a friend i of mine, I bought a botilo of Chamhoiliiiu's Cough Homed;,' to give my little I _rir , who *ny, Kiiil'ering with a very bad ! aUae'c of Croup, f tun pleased to say •;h'U. after a few doses relief was obtained mid before the bottle was finished my my little was able to go to school again. I will always recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my frauds ay being the best I have ever used." For sale by all Chemists and Storekeepers.

Tis tlio the ploughman who follows tJio plough. While the dairymaid is milking tho cow! And the dear little lambs Who ran after their dams, While the pigs follow the sough! And the fanners all follow each other, I'm sure, In getting for Winter Wcodi' PeppermantCure! 1