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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9614, 7 October 1909, Page 3

Great Spring Fair. DRESS GOODS BY POST. 12 Pieoes SUPERIOR MUSLIN, in floral designs, with mercerised stripe, colours pale blue, green, heliotrope, pink and grey, * Spring Fair Pric*, 3:{d yd. 15 Pieces REVERSIBLE PRINTS (fast colours'', in shades of pink, jjreen, brown, sky, heliotrope and navy. Sp-inj Price, s.sd yw. .80 Pieces SHIRTING CAMBRIC, in white ground with co'.oarel stripes, in shades of sky, brown, fawn, navy, saxe, helio. rope and black, ' . Spririg Fair Price, 5Jd yd. 20 Pieces Touble Width MOUSSELINES DB SOIK, in white, cream, ivory, sky, pink, tuscan, heliotrope, brown, saxe, navy and black, 3 1 Spring Fair Price, Bid yd. 8 Pieces 42in SILK EOLIENNE, in cream, brown, navy, moss, amethyst, reseda, saxe and black. Spring I< air I noa, 2/11 yd. 9 Pieces 42in SILK STRIPE VOILES, in cinnamon, champagne, brown, heliotrope navy, saxe and reseda, Spring Fair I nee, 2 9 yd. 12 Pieces JAPANESE CREPES, in plain colours, shades sky, brown, saxe, navy and green. Spring Fair 1 rice, B}d yd. 9 Pieces NEW PLISSE STRIPES, in green, sky, moss brown, fawn Jheliotrope, navy and black, , Spring Fair I rice, Sjdyd Q .Pieces ONDINF-DE-SOIE, the latest creation in cotton fabrics, being a plain cord with highly mercerised finish, self colours, _ krown. amethyst. old rose, saxe, navy, moss and black. Spring Fair 1 rice, 1,8 y . 8 Pieces Double Width COTTON CRFPON, in shades of white, cream, cinnamon, old rose, gr3y a'id saxe, Spring lair 1 rice, 1/6 yd. 20in. SATIN FOULARDS, in the new spct designs, shades ot brown. sax_, moss, navy, Spring Fair Price, 1/6 yd.

Baby will thrive when fed on Weave's Food the perfectly safe food for the most delicate child. FodcS contains all the essentials for flesh J*™*® forming in an exceptionalclcgree, relieves infantile constipation, and when made weJli milk as directed, forms a complete diet for imams. For more than 80 years the infant diet of hundreds of thousands of strong and healthy men and w^ien. Sold in 1 lb. Tins, specially packed for Australasia, by all Chemists, Grocers, Stores, &c. AmberTipsTM jjj $ Will at once appeal to your taste as being the right kind of tea to use in your^home. \ If'will appeal to your pi too, because a packet m more cups of the delightful beverage than any other brand, and on the score of strength,' quality and flavour it is linqxcelled. AMI3ER TIPS is essentially a wholesome stimulant and can be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. y These facts suggest a trial —do they not? Your grocer or storekeeper will supply you with any one' of the three grades at 1/8, 1/10 or 2/- per lb. Ask for AMBER TIPS and refuse the "just-as-goods." And, above ail, don't be misled by any "catch-penny" coupon schemes or gift enterprises. Teas bolstered up by such methods have little merit to commend them. WHOLESALE AGENTS.THOMPSON BROS. LTD., WELLINGTON