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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10176, 28 February 1911, Page 7

WHAT KIND OF MUSIC BO TOU LIKE BEST "yOU can get any good .kind from an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. It renders a band of fifty pieces as well as it dties a single singing voice. Nothing you can buy will provide so much of the best kind of entertainment for yourself and your family at so trifling &■ cost as an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. nnnmaniHnauHanßHui Come iri and hear the new ® Records and get our terms. . ■ " TRADE* TflSiW WAEti IS* £3f im MARCH RECORDS NOW TO HAND, LARGE STOCKS; IN STOCKEdison Phonograph, price M 10s (combiristion type) Edison Fireside Phonograph, price £8 10s Edison Standard Phonograph) price .£9 .Edison Home Phonograph, price fTI • 1. T>l. J , . Edison Triumph Phonograph, price £lB REPAIRS—Piease note that we make a speoialty of repairs of every description. ATTACHMENTS—For the benefit of our numerous Patrons we beg to quote prices for fitting; the 4in. attachment to any machine as folfowGem Phonograph, 22s 6d Standard Phonograph* 80s Home Phonograph, 46s Triumph PJionogi-aph, 455. . DANCE MUSIO—A full selection of 1-minate Dancing Recoids now to hand. Write for particulars, u n BANNISTER STREET, .. J1 HALL ~ ... - , MANAGER^ MASTERTON.

BadeivPcwell recommends fordoy Scouts! 'Mils clumsy tb carry v "ab6ttleofmllkwlui "you to put In! your •"tea, and you. will: "find It much morej •'convenient to carry ' a tin of condensed milk j "1n5tead.......... !' If you can gcta little tin, " you will probably usfc It Vail up, and, supposing " there is some left, It " tastes awfully .good " spread on bread. I have " often used It like this "when it has been Im- " possible to get butter. —Baden-powkix. , TFttll Cream? # *YpU can depend upun il VW Worift a Guinea a Box. beeqmM •i ILVLS Hundreds and thousands of ailingjaeß j and women ill every clibie have found that! Beaaham's, Pills' make life worth (living.' j • ■ ;■ .v.' 1 ' I they purjify the Blood | Cure Bilious & Nervous Disorders, ja'ivi toneto'the tServous System Curie Restlessness aiid ifcisoninia Insure Assimilation of ;Fdod Regulate the Secretions Strengthen the Stomach Arouse the torold Liv« r | Dispel Bilious attacks.

Among Teas in any way worth buying there are three main grades—- * GOOD BETTER SURATURA TEA is incom parable. . . . » ■ • ... For flavour, strength, . bouquet, and general excel lencei there is none other like it. STJRATURA «"T|' '• O 7 URATURA AT ALU THE STORES.

NO TEAS !N OR OUT OF ENGLAND HAVE RETAINED THE LARGEST .. SALE FOR no many years as MOATE & Go's PURE CEYLON AND BLENDED TEAS; IT IS iMPOSSIBLPVTO BUY BETTER TEA^ f OR TEAS : THAT WAVE PLEASED LONGER AWARDED gold and silver MEDALS IN , COMPETITION SUPERFLUOUS HAIR LADIES, . The most beautiful vromsn in the world, VIOLET SNOW CREAM. IT prevents hair growing, and impartß freshness and transparency to the siia. Prlr* 4iß. All chtttiik*

Tlie centime worth and never-failing efficacy of BEECHAM'S ?ILLS_ have been fully proved, during a period o£ gixti years, and they are. recgjjnised as the best safeguards against all Bilious and Nervous Attacks. The most satisfactory evidence of the universal esteem in which the renowned BEECHAM'S PILLS are held is found in the fact that the SALE EXCEEDS 0,066,000 BOXES ANNUALLY BBBCHAM'S specially fLrysultable foe q Prite lOid., I/IJ.&Z/9. J STONE, GRAVEL, AND BLADDEB TROUBLES. So inany , people, especially as the} idvaiice in years, suffer from stone »ravel and bladder troubles, that thi iollowing letter will prove interesting U ;hose of our readers who are thus af licted :—"For some years I was a grea' jufferer from catarrh of the bladder, !• jad great difficulty in, urinating. Iheri jvas a dull, aching paia in the lower pan ,{ the body and intense inflammation .0: ;he kidneys. The discharge' of urim was very scanty and of a blood-red col. Mir, my bowels seemed to swell /anc ivere 1 very much bloated at times. J ipent many pounds in medicines bul :ould get nothing suited to my com ilaint. I then commenced taking War ier's Safe Cure and derived, great bene it from the first bottle. Contiiiuing_ tc ;ake the medicine I found myself im droving all the time. The pains gradu illy ceased and my urine became cleat md was voided without distress. ' :ew months I had quite recovered. Since that time 1 have enjoyed very rood health indeed and can, honestly re:ommend Warner's Safe Cure to anyont luffering in the way.'' This let.er was received from Mr. William- Vic ,6r Williams, of 59, Wills-street, Beniigo, Victoria. Similar letters illustrating ,he effect of Warner's Safe Cure in :ases of stone,' gravel, and bladder Umv ,)lei Will b« found bi.a pamphlet, issued oj.S. H. Warner'and Co.,' Ltd;/ Australasian Branch, Melbourne, which will v sent poßt free on' receipt of request by them.