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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10135, 8 December 1910, Page 3

Three Lines By Post 9 AT PRICES THAT ARE NOT EQUALLED, THE THREE LINES quoted below, post free, are specials. Don't judge the quality by the price. We offer these goods merely to induce country people to get the habit of writing to us. LADIES' STRIPED ZEPHYR AND CAMBRIC BLOUSES, all colours, 2s 11d. LADIES' STRIPED READY-TO-WEAR COTTON DRESSES, nice colours, 7s 11. LADIES' STRIPED CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS, nice wide flounce, amply cut, all colours, 2S 11Ci. All goods bought from us by post and deemed unsuitable may be returned. Veitch and Allan, Wellington's Busiest Store. W-L •JZ Amber Tips Tea has won its way to the housewives' hearts by sheer merit, exceptional quality .. ... 7 and delightful flavour. i rt It weighs the full pound without the package, and is packed in air-tight damp-proof cartons which preserve the strength and flavour from deterioration. Sold in three grades, 1/8, 1/10 & 2/- per lb. Ask for Amber Tips Tea, and take no other. 13a m Wholesale Agents:—THOMPSON BROS., LTD., Wellington. CMMren sleep well w j when th3y are hsalthy and their food is doing 0 I*s arnpsr wc —Tiio Beat Food is ' S> -whicU lias for waore than rc» i- r -^ r ' 5 been, the k infant dist ©f hundred! c-" ousantits of strong K and' Siia'n ; iy "'a3"a ; .- and- ?•?© 'caw, a perfectly •safs ,ior»a -Tor mcot child. It comuins rit'ie essenlu."> '[one-forming in an exception*?■' decree, esr\f-[ tscfr-n&nfjn'ei iujanul-j coiistuntbn, nnd when t!S<"' v'itH.Tnn.k fs tctea, A COMPLETE DIET FOR INFAN iy. Sold in 1 «b. Tins, snsciali v pished for AustwJasiaj. § by all Chemists, Grocers, Stores, c»x. |j

Ila usually Indicative o£ deficient [ vitality and points to an impaired state of the general health which » should have Immediate and persevering attention. It Is thp condition (which always obtains when, lor any reason, the body is - not receiving i the due supply of life-force from the nonrishment taken. The cause is largely connected with the Imperfect assimilation of food. . Generally It ' failure -on the part of the digestive i organs to perform their functions I satisfactorily. "When the gtoinach i is out of order, tone very speedily [ departs. Consequently the scientific I method of dealing with the want-of tone trouble is to secure the restora tion of the digestive organs to tlieir normal vigour. This can always be accomplished by the intelligent use lof BEECHAM'B FILLS the most 1 } efficacious of all family medicines. (, They never fail to dissipate ali the conditions which cause a person to ibe "run down" or and to bring back Ijealth, strength, and buoyant spirits. When you feel depressed or llstles# they will make you fresh and fit. Remember tl,at )l v I W ant of health, more often than Vi I aot. Is dee to . . Sold la boxes, price lOjd. 1/1$ & 2/3. y 1 * V Ij- kepi on hand Helpful ir TROUBLES.