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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9562, 7 August 1909, Page 7

THE Daintiest Women in the Dominion are content to get their Lingerie year after year at the D.I.C. because they find that the D.i.C. style is perfect, the D.I.C. quality invariably excellent, and the D. I. C. price moderate. During the Sale prices are absurdly low. LADIES* NIGHTDRESSES, in Lonf?cloth and Calico, pretty trimmings. Usually 4/0 to 15/ U. Sale, 3/6 to 12/6 LADIES' COMBINATIONS, Longcloth and Calico,-Cambric Insertions and Embroideries. Usual y 5/11 to 11/0. Salo, 4/6 to 9/6 LADIES' CHEMISES, charmingly dainty goods. Usually 2/11 to 5/11. Sale, 2/3 to 4/11 LADIES' DRESSING JACKETS, in Pyrenees Wool, Self Colours, and Rtripo Effects. Usually 7/6 to 22/6. Sale, 6/6 to 17/6 Everything in this Department at proportionate reductions. All goods are of this Season's Stock. No yellow-with-age rubbish, no sweatshop work. A Special 10 % Discount off all Corsets during the Sale period. Write now for any information you require, or for notes on Special Bargains. THE DRAPERY & GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY, Limited, WELLINGTON. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager.

ECONOMY V. EXTRAVAGANCE. ON the word of one of the wisest philosophers of the age, you may set it down aa truth that a man can better afford the most economical of extravagances, than the most extravagant of economies. sfT^h-. m m 3&*g m It's extravagant esonomy to wear your old glasses if are not exactly suited to yor. We can show you whether they are, and it won't cost you anything to know. Ohemist and Optician (by Exam's), MASTERTON

Ordinary medicines begin at the wrong end-only correct symptoms. People take headache powders for heaUaches, blood medicines for the and nerve remedies for nervousness, when they only need to tone up the digestive organs, the liver and the kidneys, and so keep the whole system in a healthy condition. BEECHAM'S PILLS do more every year for the health, happiness, and success of the civilized world than is realized. They keep millions of men and women well, and enable them to do their part in the world's work with healthy bodies and cheerful minds. It is a half-century old fact that Beecham's Pills make you well and So.'rf everywhere in boxes, price lO\d. (36 pills) ///J (S6 pills) & 219 (168 pills) ■^■^fe^^

Awarded OHM Ootjd Mbdal in Competition. 1882. Awardod FIBBT SILVER MEDAL in Competition, 1882. No Adulterated, ArtificiallyScented or any China Teas used In and'CO.'S PURE TEAS. Highest Award, Gold Medal, at the International Exhibition, S MANY of our imitators ana opponents have tried hard to poisqn.the minds of the Public by insinuating that NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S Pure Teas arc not as good as they were, we are publishing the Latest Ref-ort of Dr. Maclattrin. the Government Analyst, on the Four Leading Brands of Tea sold by N. M. & Co. Also the Analysis made by Professor Bickkbton. Colonial Analyst, in 1882 (27 years ago), in each instance the Teas wore bought retail from grocers selling N.SI.& CO.'S Teas, and the Analysis proves bovond contradiction that N. M. & CO.'S Teas are allthey claim, viz.—The Porest Teas money and experience can buy. and. if anything. Better Teas To-day than they were nearly 30 years ago, when the retail prices were higher PRICES TO-DAY 1/4. 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 per lb. REPORT on the ANALYSES of 4 SAMPLES of NELSON, MOATE & CO'S TEAS MAY 29th. Spurious Leaves., Facings Iron No.l N0.2 N0.3 N0.4 Nil Nil Nil Nil. Nil . Nil Nil Nil I Nil Nil Nil Nil % PIP l BH2J_ "'' Soluble in Water... ~ V 9 _2'9_ 2'o 2'o Bblo. iii Hydro. Ac.,, _JA_ _2/3 3'o _l2_ Insoluble „ I' 3 '4_ - 5 '6_ Extraot 35*2 35"7 28"2 I 37 - 4 Extract from dry tea 38'5 380 [ 337 | 406 The above analysis shows that the whole of these Teas are of good quality and quite free from adulteration. The extremely small quantity of insoluble ash also indicatos great care and cleanliness in the collection. (Signed) A. W. BICKERTON, Colonial Analyst. Lata Public Analyst, Main Division. Hants, England. N.B.—The Samples were purchased by a, stranger in the ordinary way across the counter.—A.W.B. APRIL 20th, PRICE OF TEA. Facings... Moisture. 1/6 1/8 1/10 8/i .-NH-L.ML Nil Nil „.." _N_il_ _Nil_ _Nil_|_Nil_ % B'2 . 8 - 3 B'7 I fi'O ISolw ble in Water Sble. in Hydro. Ac. .. 1 2'o | _2'o ll'7 1 _ VS. Itiaoluble ~ o'2 _Ol 02 _OJ!_ Ex _ trMt.„....... ....._..._„_ _3B7_ 40'1 38'fi JV2. Bxt. on the dry tea ... 421 43'7 4'2'3 13'7 Samples of these Teas were purchased from retail grocers hi Wellington by one of my staff. These rosnltsshow that all the Samples arc genuine Toas of good quality, and that great caro has been exercised in their collection and preparation for market. (Slnnod) J. 8. MACLAURIN, D.Sc, 1.C.5., Government Analyst. School of Mines, Wellington, 20/4/09. Insist upon having good Tea. It is the most refreshing and invigorating drink procurable, and the cheapest. Ask your grocer for HELSON, MOATE & CO.'S Brands. You know what you sro getting, and yon only pay the same retail prices as are Charged for the many imitations now boing pushed on to the Public by means of copied advertisements, and packages. CEYLON NEW ZEALAND o TASMANIA ESTABLISHED 1879.