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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10281, 8 July 1911, Page 2

On the look V c *6 For Relief! Little scratches, bruises or cuts may not be noticed much by the sufferer at the.time, but if neglected will result in blood poisoning and Inflammation. Overhaul your body at night time. , Rub a little Red Cross on the part inflamed. In the morning just a little more to complete the cure. Red Cross Ointment does three things well. It cleanses, relieves and heals anything in the nature of a wound. Any chemist or storekeeper will tell you a.tin for 1/6. The Mighty Healer OBTAINABLE FROM J V. CORD ON, CHEMIST. MASTERTON. READY MADES MAY BE GOOD ENOUGH, BUT It is no Economy to buy clothes off a Shelf "ready blended" like you would a tin of tobacco or a lb of tea. Real Style and Real Fit do not come that way—and without these two there can. be no economy. THE KRAHAGEN AND CHAPMAN TAILORED SUIT is an economy because 1. Only *th© finest fabrics are used—that assures longer wear. 2. Tire Good Cutting means Your Fit to a T>—not anyone's. This assures satisfaction day in and day out. 3. The hand tailoring guarantees additional service. These facts are. so undeniable as to be almost unnecessary to state. 'lf you wish to effect economy the Tailored Suit by K. and C. offers a sure way. * v „ . KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN HIGH CLASS TAILORS, Perry Street ~ ... Masterton. Jewellery; and Watch Repairing. The, repairing of watches and erery of jewellery is *n importm.< branch of our Dustiness- **- gjve careful, pain - t*lci*ltf /lM+-r : u t |l' to It «pet;ai af'tfnt-jnn is paid to the rejra:rt" % of fine watches—the kind luat n***} extra carehi! *.H;n«.t m«'r>» We tfy to kave 6ur work give' satisfaction— such-as will urn confidence- if you leave your repairing with us. We want you tp be satisfied first, last, and ' all the time. Leave your repairing m our hands, and we will give yoa all that long experience an J honesty can give. J A 31 E S SCOTT. »«T§fr<W*J'Sa AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS** QUEEN BTREfiI. I? YOU SHOULD BE THINKING OF BUYING A NEW RANGE, THIS LITTLE STORY WILL INTEREST^ '. YO U- ■ '■'• In one of the smaller towns of the Dominion, there is a Bricklayer in business on his own aojount who is of a statistical turn of mind. During the -ear lliOS? b* kept a record of-the various kinds of ranges which he built in, and quite unsolicited, forwarded the list to us on 19feh April, 1909. He says: "Out of 34 ranges I had to do with, 25 were SHACKLOCK'S, but out of 28 NEW.Ranges (which he set in) 21 were SHACKLOCK'S. 3 -2-1 —and 1— makes." This evidence shows tie vast measure of popularity enjoyed by Shajklock's Favourite— Its great recommendiation is that it suits the Housewife best giving a- maximum of efficient service with a minimum of fuel consumption. Ask your Ironmonger.to show you an "ORION," lUn'&ftf*** Catalogue free on application. H-E. Shaddock, ltd OUNEDfN, WELLINGTON, and AUCKLAND.

Don t Wear a Sour Have Rheumatism.' There's no need to be "rheumaticky." To be forewarned is to be forearmed, and we warn you of the necessity of protecting yourself against the weather by getting into one of our Oil Coats which keep out the wet, and to WEAR "ELLIOTT'S" ENGLISH BLOCK LEGGINGS, AND A SMILE INSTEAP . You oan smile if you have with the Oil Ooat a pair of our English Block Leafpygi, which we sell from IC;» C There's but one thing more for this winter tiine. Don't keep a wet horse—get it covered. It will work ail the better for you if you take eare of it. Try one of our Horie Covers. J. ELLIOTT & Ca, SADDLERS. Maste f*n, 'PJ-t.: r"