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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9610, 2 October 1909, Page 2

'NEW-ZEALAND u CEOTHING FACTORY if','* 1 .-'."^ Iff Sill' Wl fm nm tmi In great variety. Prices to suit all. See window. QUEEN-STREET - MASTEETON, TiiONa, 101.

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Eg^>^^ : i , <U%&%'« ,^'^V*^£, '^"v ■Pwgppwmßiw mm VM-j'T.^ mmmm% lgswmmmmmm a Ordinany medicines begin at the wron? end—only correct synr-toms. \ People take headache powders for headaches, blood meuicitus*for the f bloody and nerve remedies for when they oruy need W Wfit m to tone up the digestive organs, the liver and the kidneys, and so l'-r>: the whole system in a healthy condition. BEECHAM'S PILLS do i >.r every year 'for the health, happiness, and success of the civilized w Li than is realized. They keep millions of men and women well, and f- 'do them to do their part in the world's work with healthy bodies and ciu ■ fu\ minds. It is a half-century old fact that Beecham's Pills make you vjcL unc, Sold everywhere in boxes, price lo\d. (36 pills) ///J (56 plUs) & 2/9 (Ifß pi.'fs). Tabic Covers, Eic, ~IOME nice lines in the above ire now showing in our windows. -O We wmld invite in.-pection, and would-be puichasers will find the ab)v« goods marked at moderate prices. Call and see them. We will be pleased to show them to you. Queen-street, Masterton.

• Kubberised Leather. i | fTIHE wearing qualities of Rubberised • X Leather are so good that you cannot I afford to have any other sorb. I ( I have in stock now a very fine as3ort- * inentof Gent's Boots, with dependable J glace kid tops and rubberised soles. These 1 boots are extrarnely comfortable to wear, and are verj stylish in appearance., j Price 25/-. Kitchener, ! [Next to the Empire Hotel] \ MASTERTON.

WHAT YOU WANT, AND WHAT YOU MUST HAVE. ALEX. DONALD THE LADIES' TAILOR. The most stylish Patterns for COSTUMES, JACKETS, -RIDIN& HA.BITS will be found in our new selection for Spring and Summer. Patterns on application. [Tel. 22<5]

lyiTH STEWART DAWSON & CO. (N.Z.), Ltd., Wellington, wd save fully 2S per cent, on all your purchase* ol Jewellery, Silver and Electro Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks, etc. Illustrated Catalogues containing- prices ol all our leading: lines, also Special Ring- Catalogue and Special Watch Catalogue will be sent Post Free on request. All goods are sent port fre« at our risk on receipt of remittance. I "^Mf^M^% s«as «<& H7I7S Very pretty Electro Plated or Haro Metal Cake Basket A trccful Wedding Gift. *m m m a»-i G-ii-.j Very pretty China Sugar and Cream Frame, K.P. Stand, 12/6 >%>%^^^^ Small Toast Racics, beat quality R.P., lOS, 15 6, 186 each 37 P/;s^v n MB;O¥W^SM E493H Silver Plated and China Cake Dish, 7 inches square, 7/6 ' F4454 FTiinrlf-'orae Electro mated Fruit and Flower ; tartd, heifflit 20 inches, 84F7863 Best Electro Tinted CanaJostlok. 18/Gsllß Best K.P. Thistle Pattern Candlesticks, 6/9 each STEWART DAWSON & Co. m.zx Ltd., «*? JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, etc.. WELLINGTON. <

Inform Yourself about Your Eyes. . THINK that they work eight to twelve hours a day and sometimes more, and do so unassisted, or maybe, are handicapped by a pair of imperfect glasses. There is no middle ground in spectacle wearing. You either hare a pair of glasses that are perfectly right, else they are wrong and injure the sight. DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES. Come in, and let me examine the eyes and tell you whether you need glassesor not, or whether your old ones are still the proper ones for you to wear. BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. HERBERT T. WOOD, Chemist & Optician (by Exams), QTJEEN-STEEET, ... ... ... MASTEBTON. INTERESTING TO LADIES. DAINTY SPRING GOODS, IN SMART SHAPES, NEW DESIGNS & CO.'S, LTD. 'OW IS YOUR FOOT WE AE? Do you wish to be stylishly dressed, and yet have peifect ease and durability at the same time ? You may easily do so by giving us a call. We invite inspection to your entire satisfaction. Tan Footwear is again the vogue for Summer Wear. —As now Worn. Ladies' Tan Glace Shoes, welted, serviceable, IJ /6. Ladies' Tan 1 Bar Shoes, round toes, 12/6. Ladies' Brown Lace Tie Shoes, very dainty, 13 / 6 ; Ladies' Tan Oxford Shoes, closed front, round toe, 16/6 Ladies' Tan Fancy Cross Shoes, light wear, 16/6. Ladies' Tan 2 Bar Shoes, Lome heels, 17/6. Ladies' Tan Derby Shoes, welted, smprt heels, 18/6. Ladies' Tan Button Boots, very durable, 14/6. Ladies' Tan Glace Lace Boots, good fitting, 14/6. Ladies' Tan Glace Open Front Lace Boots, 15/6. Ladies' Brown Button Boots, smart Cuban heels, 16/6. Ladies' Tan Glace Bals., round toes, welted, 17/6. Ladies' Tan Calf Boots, welted and goloshed, good wear, 21/-. Ladies' Tan Glace Bals., round toes, large eyalets, - 22/6. SHOm&TS.

Sturmey-Archer Three-speed Gear. WHAT makers claim, with considerable justification, th < following advantages for it:—l. It possesses a normal or middle gear, with which the hub runs similarly to your singl* «««. 2. A low gear for hills *n<>. headwinds. 3. A high gear for favourable w.nds and roads. 4 You can, by the patent and Bowd«n device, operate all the gears from the handle bars as easily as ringing the bell, without removing your hand. 5. As the rates of gearing between the low and the medium gear, and between the medium and the high gear are practically the same as those between the high and low -ear of all the best two speed therefore the bturmey-Archer Three-speed must have at least double their advantages. What a Few Users Say of It— Dr W. AitTHuu Griffiths, M.JJ.C.S., writes:—"l have ridden with the Sturmey-Archer Hub for the last four years, and have never had a moment's trouble with same.'' Mr A E. Robert, of Swansea, writes: "I bought a three-speed (SturmeyArcber) machine three years ago Since that time I have ridden upwards of 25,000 miles, and have not put a spanner to tfhe three-speed hub, which runs aa well to-day as when it was first used." For full particulars apply to— EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STEBET, ' MASTERTON.

CUT DOWN YOUR GAS BILL BY USTNG Welsbacli Burners and Mantles. These give a Better Light for one-third the gas consumpBEWABfc OF IMITVHO2JS.

Small Sin, 2/6; Large Size, 4/6. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors, and by the Proprietor, W. 0. BEARNE, Chemist, Geelong, Victoria. The Famous Remedy for Coughs & Colds to develop, Consumption is not known where "Coughs have, on their nrw. vv ' » » Obtainable from Herbert T. Wood. Chemist, Mafttortan. Forwarded by post to any *ddre.s when not gmm mm^n „„ m F L nQR, IWAjW. Sttlß STREET, WELUNTM.