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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9529, 29 June 1909, Page 7

l)l^l..l^^T^^t^^f^B^^lf,f^l!.t^Bajg,l^l!M4JiyiM^ Silver-ware JTOJJ are invited to inspect the Special Display of SILYEBWAEE in my window TO-DAY. QUEEN STUEET, MASTERTOJST.

2SSSSE3EB c<««««««««««««««««««<« ►EOMPTLY at 8 o'clock th« ereat Sale o£ the year, will begin we have Jjcen planning and prepar- " lg for many weeks for this great event. Cur Great Winter Sale,] in which a little money plays a heavy part—as you all know from past experience. ■ A few of the Prices Special i WALKING SKIBTS, 10/6 for 6/11. ! FLAN. BLOUSES, 5/6 for 1/11. I LADIES' TWEED COATS, 45/-, I Now 5/11. ' COSTUMES, 45/-, Sale 32/-. | TOWELS, 1/6, sale price, 2 for 1/3. j TARTAN DRESSES 1/-, now 9d yd J CALICO; 7/6, Now 4/6 dozen. | HOSIERY! 1/6, Now 10£ d pair. This Sale will be the most ambitious we have yet attempted—ambitious in the direction of bargain giving —ambitious in the bigness of scope, and ambitious in our attempts to please you. ►»»»»»»»»»>»>»»»»»* SS2EE22S »»»»>»»») needs no coupons to sell it. Its delicious /favour, exceptional quality and strength, have made it the favourite. 1/8. 1/10 and 2/- per lbAsk your grocer for it. 4

PRINCE OF WALES STABLES HOLE & WELCH, Proprietors. CIAEEFUL aut)Qfci(,a given to all / horses left at stables. Competent Groom always in charge. Cab Calls a special feature. Cabs meet all trains. Worses bought and sold, or broken to single or double harness. Good Paddocking. Every care taken but no responsibility. Mil XW^J M»WEi-:y::a Richardson & Co., THE PREMIER SADDLERS. PAHIATUA. Quod faceraus valde faoemus—(What we do we do well. —Manufacturers of— RICK COVERS, HARNESS, SADDLES, PORTMANTEAUX and BRIDLEb of every description. We Stock Axle Oil. Axle Grease Black Oil,, CoachlineGall Cure, Neatsfoot Oil. DON'T HESITATE.. Do it now. Call on us for everything in Saddlery. HORSE COVERS. THE cold, nippy nights are coming, and your horse will appreciate a warm, well fitting, wet resisting cover—the kind ve make. We have imported the very latest canvas—guaranteed rain and rot proof—for the coming season, and will give you a durable horse-cover for a very little money. Call and talk the matter over with us. l«F;T^liilir*c«iwiviji(j SADDLERS, HARNESS-MAKERS AND REPiiISSRS, Perry-street, Maserton H. WHITT & CO., GROCERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS HolSoway's SuiEcSmgs, QUEEN STREET, MASTEKTON. lAVING started in business in the above line, we solicit a fair share of public support, and will do our utmos to merit it. Orders called for and delivered promptly. Cash Buyers of Butter and Eggs.

RAILWAY STABLES JTIARMEiLS and the general public JL? are reminded that our Stables are practically alongside the railway station. The stables are open from 5 a.m. till 10 pm., and shouM exactly suit the convenience of settlers who wish to drive their own vehicle right to the station. Their horses and vehicles will be well cared foi during their absence on a train journey, an i we guarantee satisfaction. GENERAL CARTING A SPECIALITY H. COLE AND SON, Railway Stables, MASTERTON. POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. STEEKLY Auction Sales of FurniW tare, Produce, Poultry, etc. Private sales conducted in any part of he district. Prompt statements of saie. Cash buyer of Poultry in any quantity. M. ARONSTEN. Auctioneer. LIMITED, General Merchants and Stock and Station Agents, CHAPEL STREET, MASTERTON. A GENTS for the Liverpool, London . Globe Insurance Company, Fire nd Accident. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION CO.—the direct line; Union Steamship Company's Over Sea Lines, the Orient Royal Mail Line, via Suez; C. and A. Line, All Red Route, across Canada; Messageries Maritiines Co, via Suez; the Northern Steamship Co., shorvetst route to Auckland. Little's, Coopers, Fison's Dips; Sutton's Famous Pedigree Seeds, Agriculuval Manures. CORADINE & WHITTAKER, Timbeii Merchants, etc., HEAVY" stocks of Dressed and Seasoned Timber always on hand Kauri, Totara, Rimu, Matai, White Pine etc Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Builders Requisites, Oils and Colours. Queen, Chapel and King Streets, MISTERTON.

i mkkmsmMm KEATING lS l^iflgliSf A purely Sold In Vegetable Tins and®' , ' Bottles only r Heating's Worm Tablets furnish arnosfc [agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for Intestinal or Threadworms. Perfectly safe, miid.^j v and especially adapted for children, ' To be obtained of all Druggists. A ' Proprietor. THOMAS KEATING - London, Eiig. -a* REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE. "Fot some time prior to the winter of 1906, I was troubled with a severe pain in my back, then my legs and feet began to swell. I tried several (so-oalled) cures for backache, but all failed. In June I got a chill and sfc flew to my kidneys, and I became worse. I called in a doctor, and ue 6aid I had heart trouble, which caused the. swelling in my feet. Aftertaking his medicane for. a time I got no better, as my legs began to ©well, and the pain in my back was dreadful. I then called in the leading doctor, and he told me my kidneys were, the cause of the trouble. He treated me, but I got worse. The shairp pam left my back, but the swelling became worse, and a heavy weight seemed to-be pressing on my kidneys. The ing- pawed up into my body, andtne doctor told a friend of mine that no doctor could cure me, so a third doctor was called in. He said he could cure me, but after taking his medicine and undergoing treatment, consisting of sweats, tapping, etc., for some months, I still got worse. The swellin" was all round my heart and up my back, whilst my legs were swollen as big as it was possible far them to swell. I nearly went blind, and could not move without assistance.** My friends and relatives came from all parts to see me before I died, a» everyone thought that I could not recover, and the doctor told me that medical aid was of no use to me, and it was only a matter of tome He said he had done, his best, and had tried, every kind of medicine he could think of to give me relief, and it was ot no use for me to take .any more medicane, and no u*.of hw coming to see me unless I .sent for him. A friend then strongly advised me to try a course of Ward's Safe Cure and Pills, ;and a. a la«st hope, I commenced to take the medicines 1 . After talcing half a dozen large bottles of the Safe Cure and a number of vials of Safe IMls, I began to improve. The swelling gradually left my feet and legs, and after taking more of the medicines the swelling all left mv body. After the swelling left I was only eltin and bone; not an atom of flesh seemed to be left on my bones, but I still kept on with the medicines and followed the instructions about the diet, and to-day, twelve months from the date I started your medicines, I am strong and well, and weigh as heavy as ever 1 did. lam certain I should have died ma very short time if I had not taken Warner s Safe Cure. My case is well known m Grafton, as many people saw me duriiv my illness. lam writing tins m the hope that any person suffering f, om dropsy who sees this may do cured also by Warner's Safe Cure. From Miss Fanny Ellem .Cowanstreet, South Grafton, fc.S.W., 19th March, 1908. The above letter illustrates the. remarkable curative effect of Warner's Safe Cure in cases of kidney disease. In addition to the, regular 5s and 2s 9d bottles of Warner's Sate Cure, a concentrated form of the medicine is now issued at 2s 6d per bottle. Warner's Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compounded with alcohol, and contains the same number of doses as the 5s bottle of Warners Safe Cure. H. H. Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vic.