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It is impossible to get away from the fact that as long as the \vorld goes s round ACCIDENTS- ) WILL HAPPEN. The children playing have their little troubles such as Cuts, Bruises, Sores, | and Burns; little troubles certainly if they a-*e taken in hand at once, but perhaps resulting in i the loss of a limb or an j eye if not seen to imU mediately. Here is such ? *i a case : Mrs. E. M. Logic, Dovvling Street, Dunedin,'writes: " I think it only right to acknowledge the benefit received from the use of your valuable Ointment. In on*- ca-spspei-ial'y I am glad 1 had it in the house. My iittie caught- r, whi:e playing, tripped and fell, one hand coming fair on the back of the range, where a brisk fire was burning The burn was most severe. 1 at once covered it with the Oit.i merit, wrapping it up well, and in about ar. l.our's time the pain was almost gone. In a ivek there was r.o further need of keeping the hand covered, much to the surprise of all who had seen f.he burn. Nothing i have ever used can comnare with vour 'MIGHTY HEALER! '* ■-»'".* How often has such an accident happened in your own household, when you have been driven to distraction to find a cur- for these troubles? Well, now you can procure the remedy for the sma». sum of 1/6. A remedy which -an be obtained from all storekeepers and ch.etr.bts. Ask foi~ »i£Q -CROSS' OINTMENT, because it is the "MIGHTY HEALER!" Obtainable ficm J. V. GOFCor»',Cr.cirisT, toeigcrt for Master-ton. r,suU of Ihe use 0. M«ii...WH Ul &l«» p .'V "^\J t ./. we used it with all th« - e>'l- .«'.*■•" s *»;"';. ( "" e c ,rt.on of 2000 thai w«rt .. w*« '" „Tle' • « "u«iiwuu. wuol from "ilalliMonV »w««cM» l i'* V J-u J 1 bhall use uo other bmid U.« year.' -V- ui uu.j. BODY. gtnt. bufiie, EmmavUk-, X.S.W. 18J0W muttf mi bu.t un vu trd iijtii-i (M'- (hi, i is >jj i i.' ( I> -> Fulfils ail the rtquiuiiti lt< t t] t lotal I i\. W> rite for Bc< kief. SOL AGENTS—„QHN CHAMBERS & SCN, LTD.. JIBVOIB Qt A\ , V 1 ] 1 iKU r lO.> CLOTHES HELP TO MAKE THE MAN. CIGTHES may ret malt He rrar, but they go a krg way in the maiitg and unmakiEg of his friends. Tbe man wlio succeeds in business, cr ex en in social life, is usually tie ranivDj-lrcEfcd it dividual, a char-headed, senssibJe man, vho utdeittands tte value cf tmait tailoring. Ittieftre it lthoT(s etety nan -who las any ambition to fcrceid in hie to tco to bis aj,f carance. We can m&ke yen a siyl'£b s jtr/fctlj -leiJt?cd Suit that will fit jou to tie satisfacti( ncf j muelt arid critical fri( nds. Our materials are quite m-w, and we huve nary exclusive striped 'lv eeds fcr tte JNew fceasoii's Suits, let us have ycur order row. KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN PEBBY-ST., Hr£h>cfass Tailors, MabIEBIOIT. B x 34 [Kstd IS95] Tel. 290, The " Morris" Chair Means Rest And Comfort During Leisure Hours, |3 EAL Best because you n?yer ~ «£ JL\' fcai in a" more comfortable' ■ $' Chair. Seal Solid Comfort ia a real solid built article at a real ' Bargain Price Well finished snd • upholstered, and fitted -pith either good seat springs or loose cushions. Adjustable for Beiding, Smoking, or .Reclining. Come and hav a ti. look at our Stock. ij |{! ft. HYDE and Co., m Art Furnishers, IWasterion. i W >me-tip is a title which may be applied to that indispensable item in every family's favourite remedies—Beecham's Pills. They possess in a very marked degree those peculiar properties ($ which constitute the ideal restorative. Their "effect upon the run down disordered system is at once noticeable in renewed energy, freedom from headaches, biliousness, and the many evil consequences of indigestion. Their curative action, moreover, is real and lasting. Not only do they pick you up but they keep you going strong and steady. When run down take BEECHAM'S when la boxes, price lo\d. (30 pills) W\ (56 ptlls) 4 219 (168 pills). 'w«|j!?«WsSjtiS»^^

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10067, 15 August 1910, Page 2

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680

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10067, 15 August 1910, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10067, 15 August 1910, Page 2

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