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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9719, 15 February 1910, Page 3

Gnutoally Fading lisle a Decline.

LYTI LE BROS. ENGINEERS. MOTOR EXPERTS & ELECTRICIANS 217 QUEEN S TREET, 'Mephone 141.; MASTERTON. \ LL makes of Motor <'ar?, Motor Cycles and Cycles overjCL Ln'jir') atii 1 i>-|,a,ir«d, and satisfaction guaranteed . IVK STOCK— Tyres, Benzine, Oils - all.classes of Accessories. ACCUMULATORS CHARGED. FAST AND POWERFUL MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE By the Hour, Day, or by Contract. Send your Repairs to us, and you will be satisfied with the Result. Private Residence - - 108 Bannister-street. ALBERTaWEBB, masterton! SUPERLATIVE CLOTHS. WE are not afraid of contradiction when we say the cloths we invite you to inspect are Superlative Cloths. Because the makers guarantee is back of our positive statement, Then, experience has taught us the exact value of woollen fabrics. The faced cloths we show are pure woollen textiles, made in England. A Neat CostumeMade of navy-faoed cloth. Semifitting coat. Collar faced cream silk. Lined satin. Gored Skirt. £6 6s. Latest Style-Full-length Coat, with long roll collar, trimmed Russian braid and silk Nine gore Skirt, stitched seams, £57 "7s"THE HOME OF GOOD TAILORING." fhe Dreadnought—i Ay Disc Harrow "steel Queen." j STRONG, Light, Durable, Renewable Bushes, thus saving trouble and expense; Light in Draught; easily packed up for travelling or spread out tor working. Also JUNIOR QUEEN, Reversible & Lever, And ORCHARD QUEEN, Disc Harrows. Better Cultivation means better Crops. If you understand this you cannot fail to be interested in THE THREE QUEENS. Writ 9 for Full Particulars and Prices to our Agents, MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT Co., Masterton. Or direct to us, Department K, BOOTH, xJACDONALD & Co. r Ltd., Christchurch, Hastings, Timaru.

SEE WINDOWS I Stocktaking Bargains. NEW ZEALAND 0L CLOTHING FACTORY TO CLEAR Boys' Blouses Is(5(1 & and Tunics 2s 6d. 'Phone 101. Boater Straw Hats, Boater Straw Hats, v ""* 1 Prloes 7,6 fo now 46 - Children's Galatea Straw Hats, 2/6 to fi/9, NOW X/Q and 3/©. These are Lines thrown out to clear at clearing Prices. N.Z. Clothing Factory, 'PHONE 101. QUEEN STKEET, MASTERTON, YOU Require a Riding Skirt or Habit. YOU Require the Best for your Money. •YOU Require a Specialist to give you this, YOU Require a Cloth suitable for these Garments. YOU Requite to see our heavy Cross-bred Serge. YOU Require to write for patterns, or YOU Require to call in Queen-st. Tel 222 Tel 222 * r\ \ * _ A. Donald, Specialist in Riding Skirts. The Ladies' Tailor, WA Fine Art Features of the A. and P. Show. WILL be represented in our goods at tine Hyde and Co. Show. One of this year's 'sights' will be the Hyde quality furniture fitments. Make the Hyde Show your first sight, and before leaving the town make our Queen-street premises your final consideration. Our designs, workmanship and finish speak volumes, and repeat orders prove our wordy contention—that Hyde and Co. can't be outshown or left out of count. G. HYDE & Co., Art Furniture Makers. MASTERTON. Tel. 233. nNE rAULTLESS rOOTWEAR r INE I AULTLESS I OOTWEAR FROM FAMOUS FACTORIES FOR FASHION FOLK, tOk KITCHENER Opp. Post Office Masterton. The Masterton Auction Mart THE OLDEST ESTABLISHEFBUSINESS OF THE KIND IN THE WAIRARAPA, J. NICOL SOLE PROPRIETOR Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agent, Valuator, Agent for the South British Insurance Company and Npw York Life Insurance Company. Record of Auction Sales held in 1908 is 101, ««ioTidid ranee of Furniture and Effects always in stock for private nlft Values are absolutely the best in the market. Weekly Auction Sales held at the Mart, and Outside Sales conducted in any part of the district. The facilities for the successful conduct of sales are well and favourably known. Full List of Properties of ail kinds on the Land Register If vou have anything to sell, send it to the Masterton Auction Mart. If you want anything in the way of property, furniture, general effects and bargains generally, call at the Masterton Auction Mart. Always Ready to do Business. . R. NICOL Auctioneer.

i ■ ifoung Wellington Girl Wasting; Away With Anaemia, * » "ler Case Appeared Hopelesf When Dr. Williams' Pink ' Pills were used. They Cured Her. It is necessary in Araemic or bloodlessness, to restore the blood supply, as rapidly as possible. The extremely low state of health which Anaemic people often fall into, frequently opens the way for a dangerous decline. There is no medicine more suitable for Anaemic people than Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, because they actually make new blood. The following case of extreme Anaemia illustrates how valuable the preparation is inthis j complaint. "Anaemia attacked me when I was about 21 years old," paid Mrs A. Humphrey, 67 Kent Terrace, Wellington, New Zealand. "It gradually obtained quite a hold on my system. I faded slowly. My appetite got very poor, 1 didn't care whether I ate or not. Some days I wcuid be ravenous, and yet as soon as I sat down to a meal the craving would go. I wanted vinegar on everything I ate. My skin became-■puite trans-, parent. I was deadly: white in lips, nands and cheeks. I hadn't a trace of colour, and under my eyes were dark rings. My feet were always as cold as ice, and my hands damp and clammy. I could never do much in the day, I was always so utterly weak and tired before the day began, and after a littla spell *.£ work I would have to lie down to save myself from a faint turn. If I went upstairs or up a hill my heart fluttered so wildly 1 would lcJ ened, and I would have to pre?* my * hands to my sides and stop for breath, I would feel as if I were choking. Severe headaches of a nervous nature used to come oh, and then I would have to go straight to bed. The pain would dart right through P from the inner corner of the eyes to the very nape of my neck. I was so low in spirits that I never wanted to speak to anyone. I would laugh and then cry hysterically for nothing at all. At night I would wake up after a light dose bathed3in perspiration and the clothes would be quite damp. I lived mostly on milk foods, and even these at times lay heavy on my, chest and would not digest for hours. Sometimes the sight or the smell of food cooking would upset me. I never went anywhere to any amusement. I hadn't the heart. I went to two doctors, and had tonics and medicines, but I didn't get cured I was ailing for about two years when a friend told my mother to get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for me. Little I Dy little the signs of Anaemia dis- I appeared. First of all I began to feel |

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