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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10058, 1 June 1910, Page 2

m jBIBHffI liiiiiillillfiyiiliak MiffiM:«jlM *«m»tsias3nHSßsn»>wwHM.«w.'' Price, 1/6 pop pot. Testimonial e I Messrs. A. MURDOCH & GO., Wellington. Dear Sirs,—l write you these few lines to inform you that .your wonderful Red Cross Ointment has saved me from agony of the most fearful description. For weeks I have been suffering from piles, which trouble I contracted through driving a delivery cart, and I could get no relief from a ny source. I could not sleep at nights and was almost driven to distraction, when I heard of and used your ointment. That very night I received relief, and before I used half the pot I was as well as ever 1 was. If yon want any further reference at any time, send anyone to me and I will be only toopleased to tell them of my wonderful cure.—Yours faithfully, WILLIAM Gbtainafole from J. V. GORDCtV, Chemist, sole agent ■Per Rflasterton, Testimonial •ji have again to express my entire satisfaction with the .■result of the use of Mallin on's Oil Sheep Dip. Last year we used it with all the Sheep on the Station, yi'ith the exception of 2000 that were dipped in another brand, The. wool.from ''Mnllinson's" was decidedly the better in condition I shall usi no other braud this year."—Yours truly, . :'•. '. 801/ V. Strathlcgie, Eitmaville. N.S.W. 15/6/0^; Tmmmrswsmsmmsmemm >»%wfflm. tilt Nourishes and sidf gicKlh srd itstrre ci veel £Jre, Pills 6jJ lhkg pistites ?n]£ls all the requirements of tbe ideal Dip. ■ v Write for Booklet. ■. SOLE AGENTS- ....:••'. JOHNZCHAMBERS & SON, LTD. e JEBVOJS QVAT, WEIIINGTO Spectre of Poor Clothing ? A Wan Cannot be Comfortable in Ihe kind of Clothes that can only be worn with an apology. His mind isn't free because he is conscious that other people notictt it. Don't hamjer yourself with a Suit that is] likely to haunt yon. Get one cf :«:i;i:MMWttaH mm® STYLISHLY CUT AND "WELL-MAI B SUITS. EVERY SUIT IS MADE to bring cut the Wearers own individuality.; The Best Materials and First-class Tailoring combine to Clothe you in a Suit that YOU WILL BE FROUB TO WEAR. Order a NEW SUIT TC-DAY and get into the Well-dreEsed Circle. KRAHAGEN~cV CHAPMAN, Hisrh-class Tailore f- - Perry-street, Masterton.

I E lave just landed some cf tLe choicest and richest Art Squares &, Eugs Masterton has ever seen. Squaies that harmonise with every every style of furniture, and Bugs that give that snug like feeling to every home. Abandon chilliness and invest in a wairtith-giving Carpet and Bug,for the winter. Call and inspect our stock. A line you will appreciate. Lorj(g Eedside Eugs from C/ 6. Special "Bedminster" Long and Heavy, 15/6; Choice Irinucn and Blue Eugs at6s9d. Choice Eunners ef all kinds and at all pices. An Canvc ; Squares £3 12s 6d, £4, 15s, 5s £6 7s 6d,& aid other prices. / 1 rittb ■«, St every purse. "■> OUEEN-ST. Art Furnißhers ( MASTEETON. OUR CLOTHES FIT, ITIHE three things that distinguish the clothe* we make are , Fit, Fashion and '; Workmanship. HE Cheapest JEdison Phonograph-* .■ .; the New Combination Gem Machine, all the latest improvements, plays 2 and 4 minutes with one reproducer. You must hear thi*m£ichihe. The Book Arcade Co., (Next to Hooper's).; Aerents for Edison's famous Phonographs. Write for a irae catalogue, P WINTEB GOODS ; ;' Are now here, and (? v , ask you to inspect the" \i variety. W. PAULING, TAILOR, QUEEN STEEET