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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3195, 21 May 1909, Page 7

FURS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, TO FIT ALLPURSES The D.I.C. supply furs of every rer liable quality, from 20/- up to those that / cost from oO to 80 guineas, and between L these sums there are furs of first grade a.t very reasonable prices, furs that can be worn for everyday, or for best occasions, 1 and that will wear well. If you buy from the D.I.C. you hare such a large stock of r. thoroughly reliable goods to select from ithnt you are sure to find something to please you. CHARMING WHITE FOX NECKLETS, from 79/0 to 10 guineas WHITE FOX MUFFS, 84/- to 9 guineas SMOKE FOX NECKLETS, fashionable, , 79/6 to 7 gns. Muffs 79/6 to 7 gns. 1 NATUHAL SQUIRREL SCAEF SHAPED M NECKLET, 37/0 to 59/ G. Muffs, Ji 45/- to 8-1/-$m BROWN MARMOT FUR NECKLETS, Iff, 1-l/d to 81/-. Muffs, 12/6 to 39/6 tvf BEAU NECKLETS, 42/- to 69/6. Bear Muffs 35/- to 49/6, sms MARMOT NECKLETS from 15/6 to 49/6 '«S#. M AI.'MOT MUFFS, 16/6 to 59/6 ■^ ,pijsfrf HANDSOME BEAR NECKLETS,' stole «%■&<'■ shape, 42/- to G9'G '* ,v MUFFS 'I'O MATCH, large size, 39/6 to Drapery & General Importing Co. OF IM.Z. LIMITED. J2 A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager.' DON'T HAVE COLKFEET. WHY NOT START THE WINTER RlGHT—don't have Chilblains, don't spend hours awake at night with cold feet, but get a Hot Water Bag now, for the first trouble is the least. We have just opened up a fine selection of these goods in a big variety of sizes and prices, bujfc all of absolutely new, reliable quality Rubber Bags, that will stand BOILING WATER, and last you for years. TheEe foods are well worth your inspection, ana a tew shillings now will save you much discomfort and inconvenience in the cold weather. These reliable bags cost Irom 9/6. to 19/-, according to size. Chemist and Optician (By Exams.) MASTERTON AND EKETAHUNA. -2222^2222222222 ifiniai SHEEP DIP. Estd. 1885.] POISONOUS. [Arsenical WARRANTED FREE from SULPHUR or LIME. | This Dip is now used by very many Mieep Owners, who £' have found it to be all that is required, totally destroying all k inserts, and lubricating the wool so as to cause all eggs to ** s'ip from it. The action of the soap leaves tie wool in a soft silky condition; the Potash causes it to remain so. . _ k^ The Dip is put up in Five Gallon Drums—no trouble in K/1 mixing. Use 1 gallon of Dip to 100 of water, £2 1000 sheep is not more than £l, and for £1 large flocks it is somewhat less. KA It should be remembered . that the Dip will re'ain its M strength for almost any length of time, being practically M imperishable. _ , Railage paid trom Palmerston up to ka fOO miles. N-j M PRICE, ly/6 PER DRUM. M Late proprietors-HOLDEN & NICHOLAS, fcj SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER: M H..W. SCOTT, | 1 CHEMIST, RANGITIKEI ST, PALMERSTON NORTH, fcj J2252222222222222222J!

In BFOWN, PAWN and DRABS, NOW. V;. :'^ GOOD VALUE, 2 DOMES J. GRAHAM Batoy when fed on Neave's safe food for the most delicate child n^siiiip milk as directed, forms a cooipScic »**«-.. « - __ /w- //«w to 80 tfw infant diet of hundreds of thousands of strong and healthy men and women. SoM in 1 lb. Tins, specially packed for Australasia, " by all Chemists, Grocers, Stores, ike.