Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10086, 6 September 1910, Page 2

f MRS. KROPP, Port Chalmers Road, r says: My boy's feet were in a fearful state / from broken chilblains. Your Ointment \ cured in three days, and I have sent the remainder to another sufkrer. <» Wellington, 6th JWR«, Ifl*. Red Cross Proprietary Co, Dear Sirs, —I have much pleasure J» { sending you this testimonial about yaur famous Red Cross Ointment. Last year I suffered awfully from broken and unbroken chilblains and was in awful agony with the yain caused by them. A friend recommended your Ointment, and within three days of my using y*ur Rod Cross Oint--1 ment I was thoroughly cured. Yeors m* merely, JANET ALLEN. * REV. FATHER PURTON, 0.5.8.. the Presbytery A'/aroa, writes: I have I upon many © rations heard your Red Cross Ointrw * spoken *f in terms of tht warmest aflr jration as a most valuable I and beneficial article, and 1 hope it may I jjtill become more, widely known and a»1 I predated. Wishing you every success 1 * with it. MRS. MUIRHEAD, Cumhctknd Street, Dunedin, writes: Y.our Red Cross Ointment is by far the best I have ever used. I have found it * certain «ure for cuts, sores, and chilblains, and always keep it in the house. My husband, who is head stableman at Duthie's stables, has also used it on horses with best results. Is a certain euro for all Irritation of the Skin, Cuts and Old Sort*, Abscesses, Eczema, Sunburn, Chilblains, etc PRICE If 6 Obtainable frem J. V. CCRCCN, Chemist, sole agent for Masterton.

m m ¥1 |ipj c K* i*i /n SHEEP-IMP "I have again to express my'eni're satisfaction »ith Ibt result of the use 01 .Udliiuouf O.i ffliwp »» J*" **?. we used it wuh all the dlieep t»« lt " »»"»»> *"" ' he .f' option of aUOO thai were dipped in another brand. 1W "00l Iroui -ilallinsoii'*" was decidedly tl«r bette ui eundltwn. ! aiiiill use no other »r»nd turn ya»t."—i»w «•"*> IHH'V J trHt .bofiif. liiomavillc. N.B.W. 19/<>ifl9 "•"WWIM*!,,! ~„«,$ 58* «s 21 * Mi* Mill I m K* *£§§«s Nourishes and aid growth and texture et -wool fitre, Kills all livirg parasitei Fulfils all the requirements of the ideal Dip. Write for Booklet' SOL AGENTSJOHN CHAMEERS & SON. LTD.. JEKVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON

CLOTHES HELP TO: MAKE THE MAN. CLOTHES may not make the man, but they go a long way in the making and unmaking of his friends. < The man who succeeds in business, or even in eocial life, is usually the carefully-dressed individual, a clear-headed, senssible man, -who understands the value cf smart tailoring. Therefore it behoves every man who has any ambition to succeed in life to see to his appearance. We can make you a stylish, perfectly-tailored Suit that will fit you to the satisfaction of j our self and critical friends. Our materials are quite new, and we have many exclusive striped Tweeds fcr the New Season's Suits. Let us have your order now. KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN EESI-ST., High-class Tailors, MhSTEETOIT. Bo 3 [Estd 1895] Tel. 290,

k- - ij , v. '* j l * 6 ? W ? n ' Q P a ß ain - delegate them to the dnstbm or old-fashiondom. Instal the newest of the new-the Casement Curtain. Its virtues are cheapness—tone—goed loots—easier to launder. My stock is comprehensive in colour and stuffs—and a host of possibilities lie before you along casement lines. We have also some choice STENCILLED ART CANVAS CUE--IAU b, in colours and designs galore. Toa may be expert yourself at the art of stencilling. We can supply the canvas. LOOSE COVEBS olean, cover < hem. If you would have harmony, cover them. London's choicest and the Continent's best materials on hand-with expert advice to guide J cu. . *^ . Write or call for Patterns, Prices, etc., from the Art Warehouse. Q. HYDE & CO. TELEPHONE 233.

L*i °h BEE^' S HUab * han * thi °B'° have l„ the house _ " Quickly set right by taking in time This unrivalled medicine will Ac . For , LOSS