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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9673, 11 December 1909, Page 6

THE ECONOMIC," WELLINGTON, CHRISTMAS BARGAIN CARNIVAL. Wellington's Premier Bargain Attraction. [TISITED daily by large crowds of eager and delighted customers. V "Matchless Values," the keynote of our success. To-daj we quote a number of striking bargains in our Haberdashery Department. Eead every lino carefully and then come in or write for the goods. In the meantime compare these prices— Bargains in Haberdashery. "Good Luck" Thimbles, make sewBargain Price 2d each. Linen Buttons, 2 cards containing 3 dozen buttons; Xmas Bargain Price 3d. Button Hooks, folding and handy for the pocket; Xmas Bargain Price 3d each. Chamois Leathers, excellent for the face ; Xmas Bargain Price each. Smail Gilt Safety Pins, 9 on card; Xmas Bargain Price 3k card. Stockinette Dress Preservers, quite waterproof; Xmas Bargain Price 4d pr. The "Sprite" Collar Supports, made of real whalebone; Xmas Bargain Price 2d packet. Hat Pins, a great variety in all styles, embracing many new designs, Xmas Bargain Price, 3 for 6d. "Ganoid" Silk Collar Frames, very comfortable, usually 6d ; Xmas Bargain Price 3d each. Velvet Binding, easy to sew on, in fawn, cardinal, prune and dark green ; Xmas Bargain Price Is r>iece containing 18 j ards. New Velvet Eibbons, in plain and moire, all shades, from Is to 2/3 ydOUE FAMOUS "PENNY BIN" BAKGAINS. 12 Safety Pins on card, Id. 100 Hairpins in a nice red box Id. good strong Bone Buttons Id. ldoz Shirt Pearl Buttons Id. 3 pieces Tape; assorted width Id. 3 packets English Plated Mixed Pins, Id. 1 Cake Brown Windsor Soap, Id. 1 Tin Lister's Carbolic looth Powder, Id. 1 good strong Reel Thread, black, drab or light blown, Id. Hat Pins, 6 on card, Id. WELLINGTON'S POPULAR DRAPERY STORE.

COMMON CAUSE OF ILLNESS.

" For years I was troubled with a, severe form of liver complaint and indigestion accompanied by sleeplessness, very' bad headaches, lassitude, and great depression.. I had also shooting pains in my head and limbs. After trying many remedies without avail, I was advised to try Warner's Safe Cure., The first bottle I took gave me great relief. I continued taking the medicine for some weeks, when all symptoms of the complaint left me. lam now in good health."

1 This letter is from Mr. W. J. Wright, of the Seven Stars Hotel, Ballarat East, Vic, and well describes the effect of Warner's Safe Cure in cases of liver complaint. Warner's Safe Cure is a remarkable remedy in,all cases of liver and kidney disorders. -It is by its specific action on the liver and kidneys that it has such potency in disorders arising from the retention in the system of uric and biliary matter, which the liver and kidneys extract and remove when they are working efficiently. Amongst such disorders are rheumatism, "out, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, back- \\ blood disorders, anaemia, indigesbiliousness, jaundice, sick headgeneral debility, gravel, stone, and aor troubles. Persons suffering Vany of these complaints should im•jJ.iately begin to take Warner's Safe Cure with the confident expectation of an early restoration to heafth. It is n wonderful medicine. Warner's Safr Cure can be obtained from your chemist or storekeeper, both in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated," nonalcoholic form, each containing the same number of doses. H. H. Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vic, will send descriptive pamphlet, post free.