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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10066, 13 August 1910, Page 7

FOEMAN & TROWER. CLUI;' a') A ULKB, - M \BTESIOK hour, d*v or week. Parties catered for en reascr ab * terms. Careful attention given t > every department of bu.-iaess. Compotent man always in charge. Plant and buildings have been increased to meo* growing demands of business W. G BUTCHER. Formerly Butcher Bros). BUTCHER & SMALL GOODSMIN "DEI ME ST Beef, Mutton and Pork. X The Best Small Goods. Made by an expert. Ring up 'Phono JSB. TAYLOR & HODGE* BOILUBKb ANP CONTEACTORS Master-tor* iUSINESS premises 5 Hall Stbket PlaEt9rirg, TiUng and Concreting w >rk a tpboaiiiy. a^iNrcrc LOZENGES Easily Cure THE WORSJ COUGH. One gi-*es relief. An increasing sale o: over 80 years is a certain test of their mar veil jus value.

MRS. R. CARTER, of Nursery Road, Lin wood, Christclmrcli, writes on February aist, 1910 : "Six months ago 1 lost every hair on my head. I was as bald as a baby. My friends advised ms to give Brice's Regenerator a trial. It turned out a success. 1 have only used four bottles, and am getting a splendid head of hair. I can recommend it as a wonderful thing." PROMPTLY CURED BV REGENERATOR - - 3/6 SPECIAL STRENGTH, 5/6 CIRCASSIAN CREAM, 2/SEE THE GENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS OF CURES. All Chemists, Storekeepers and Hairdressers. 2 Brice's Regenerator can be obtained at the Pharmacies of Messrs H. T. Wood, Masterton; J. Baillie, Carterton; T. P. Wills, Pahiatua; and from all leading Chemists and Hairdressers throughout New Zealand where Photographs of genuine cures can also bo seen.

-THE-RECIPE tOR KEEPING OUR BABY COOO!",.-,™. .„,„„., "One dessert-spoonful of 'Highlander' Condensed Milk, dissolved i» a cup of warm water, and placed in the feeding bottle, and given four times a day and twice through the'night.** WHAT KIID OP MUSIC DO YOU LIKE BEST ? /'OH can get any good hind from an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. It renders a band of fifty pieces as wtll as it dees a single singing voice. Notnirg you can buy will jrovide so much of the beat kind of enttitairmert fcr jourself End ycur family at so trifl ng a cost as Come in and hear the new Re cords and get our terms. Advance Lists of EDISON REfOKDS FOE AUGUST are.now available and the Eecoids will te on ta!e on FRIDAY, July 29 h. 'N STOCKEdison Phonograph, price £4 10s (combiaatiin type) Edison Fireside Phonograph, price ,£0 10a Edison Standard Phonograph, price £9 EdiEon Borne Phonograph, price £l2 Fdison Tiiumph Phonograph, price i5lB REPAIRS—PIease note that we make a specialty of repairs of every description. ATTACH MEMS—For the benefit of our numerous Patrons", we beg to quote piices for fitting the 4in. attachment to any machine as to 1 low: — Gem Phonograph, 22s 6d Standard Phonograph, 30s Borne Phonograph, 45s 1 rimnph Phonograph, 455. No one pressed to purchase. A Free Concert while you wait. " The Talkeries," J. HALL QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. MANAGER.

STAR (BRAND) MULLET. T3E GREAT NZ. DELICACY. FROM E\ERY GROCER READY I OS USE. Carefully prepared by the CANNING CO., LTD. AUCKLAND D. CRUICKBHANK & GO Limited, MASTERTON. HA.VB uob sals—Specially selected, Oitn, Wheat, Barley, Kyecorn, etc Pos's, it ainers, Battens. Winners of Gold Medals for farm seeds Masterton A. and P. Association, 19i'9 and 1910. i Fertilisers as follows— Bor.edust Basic Slag Superphosphate Kainit (improved) Sulphate of Potash Nitrate of Soda Guano Sulph. of Ammonia Blood Manure Agricultural Lime W.M.E. Co. • Gear's and Fison's. Analysis of Soil Conducted. Special Manures for Gardens and Fruit Trees. ]\ p Dressing Machine, suitable for lame or Manure for pasuxrtjs, etc, oil I kare. VVe carry stoika of all Manure* <»t M i<. T'it's, Featherston. iG> NTS— N.Z. Insurance Co., Ltd., Accident Firo and Marine. P. and 0, Steamrhip Co. fteid and Gray's Implements Butter's lion Fencing Post* Will'*im Patent Dropper* Minimal Fire Extinguishers. Cooper'" Little's and Robertson's Highland Dipt

The Wise Mother Uses Bonnington's Irish Moss. For children's Coughs and Colds there la no remedy so sale and sure, for it Is absolutely tree from harmful narcotics. Moreover, for nearly half a century CARRAGEEN has been the standard family medicine for all Throat and Chest ailments. Mrs Elizabeth French, of Chrlstchurch, writes : " 1 am pleased to testify to the efficacy of 13onnin«ton's Irish Moss 1 have used it for myself and family for many years for Coughs and Colds. We have all derived much benefit from taking Bonnington's Irish Most.—Elizabeth French." Some unscrupulous retailer may try to sell yon a substitute or imitation which gives him greater profit. Absolutely refuse any remedy _ 1 K £