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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10254, 2 June 1911, Page 3

Three Lines By Post. AT PRICES THAI ARE W>% EQUALLED. HE THREE LINES quoted beDon't judge the quality by the price. We offer these goods merely to induce country people to get the habit of writing to as. LADIES' STRIPED ZEPHYR AND CAMBRIC BLOUSES, all colours, t* lid. LADIES' STRIPED READY-TO-WEAR COTTON DRESSES, nice colours, 7» 11. LADIES' STRIPED CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS, nice wide flounce, amply cut, all colours, to lid. All goods bought from on by post and deemed unsuitable may be returned. Veitch and Allan Wellington's Busiest Store. First Fine Freshness mm mmm w ■rfyI Sf WW* m [■£•• RKS FRIMLEY FRUIT Is Caught and Kept! HIGH MEANS simply that, / 1 owing to the perfection and R purity of Frimley practices and processes, the fruit is essentially as fresh and wholesome straight from the "1 cans as it could be straight from the orchards. It is exactly the same with FRIRfILEY VEGETABLES and ALL FRIMLEY PRODUCTS. The housewife could not get finer flavours, and fuller satisfaction, if everything were grown at home, She could scarcely-hope for results so good, for the Frimley people know just how things SHOUIjD be grown and gathered and preserved, ihey have reduced the thing to a science. ' ' ■ YOU'RE SAFE WITH FRIMLEY*

GHOIGE CARPET RUNNERS. re amongst the first of those items, and only those who have bare cold inoleum know how cheerless it is. Nothing can approach the carpet j? winter cosiness, and having landed some really first-class runners, nd other carpetings, we inyite you to call. : \ COSY EIDER DOWN QUILTS. erve two great purposes. First, the are warm" and light. To pile on heavy bed-clothing is bad for the sleeper. This is got over by the purchase of an eiderdown. : You will then need less clothing, you will sleep better, and; you will wake refreshed instead of depressed. Secondly, they give finish to a smart bedroom. We could tell you much more, but would rather let pur stock speak volumes ,which it can. O JP_ FINE ART FURNISHERS i MASTERTON. TlOMWlONTßE^OßfmiLKlStfS^feaafe rss TO iff I I I u i I FIRST , PfiESSCIRE Pressure Release % r* I IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER BILKERS To see how it works, look at the illustration. The first diagram shows the Teat-Cup in position, the second the Finger-Grip, and the third shows the Full Pressure. When the compressed air is withdrawn the Teat and Cup resume the first position. This cycle of pressure takes place at each pulsation, suction being used merely 4 o hold the Cup up. The reguiaialternation of pressures—so like vJbat occujs under the hand of the expert dairymaid-does the milking. I HERE IB NO POSSIBLE CHANCE OF INJURING THE COW. To avoid disappointment, pla>e your orders at once with our Agents: MASTERTON FARMERS* IMPLEMENT CO., , •-v *> OR WRITE DIRECT TO—- \ BOOTH, MACDC WALD AND CO., I?D., Christdiurch. Auckland, Hastings, Timaru, GlsiScFtie.