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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10132, 5 December 1910, Page 6

CANNOT KEEP COOL? It may seem. almost impossible to keep cool.and fresh this hot weather, but it has been proved that anyone .may bear the excessive heat, without feeling its oppressiveness, if attention be directed to keeping the blood, cool. Do that and you will be all right. The very best article to use is either a bottle of our "CITRATE of MAGNESIA," (price Is), or a bottle of our "EFFERVESCENT FRUIT SALINE" (price 2/6). Both make excellent palatable drinks, and while keeping the system cool and fresh, they invigorate, and prevent summer troubles. If you are unable to get into town, write to us, and we will post vour goods out. J. V. GORDON, Prescription Pharmacist, (by Exams.), Masterton. LIFE'S LITTLE THINGS If you were able to live just right all the time there would be little need for medicine, less need for doctors. But some little thing is constantly coming along to put us out of balance—exposure, cliango of diet or drinking water, irregular meals are little things that will at times upset the best of us. Nothing particular the matter, but we don't feel good. At siich times the r/ise among us will take a few dev-es cf Chamberlain's Tablets with cfrt/iin knowledge thai tb?v «:!' ro;t'.)■«: 'right, right awav.—Sr.i-i by aii •'.i..-mJsts aud. storekeepers.

gaved W.F.C.A., Ltd. DURING DECEMBER, SPECIAL DRAPERY PRICES. MEN'S TENNIS SHIRTS, Sj 1 BOYS' WASHINC HATS, 10d. EMBROIDERED BLOUSE PIECES, STRONC TWEED TROUSERS, 7/6, EMBROIDERED BLOUSES, 4s 11d. PANAMA HATS, 12s 6d. WASHINC BLOUSES, 4s 6tl. ALL NEW FRESH GOODS AT DECEMBER PRICES.