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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10291, 20 July 1911, Page 2

Sf s * s v & St m % « ■/ I ?*• oCfc *&■>■ For Relief! Little scratches, braises or cats may not be noticed much by the sufferer f at the time* but if neglected will * result in blood poisoning and In- \ flammation. Overhaul your body 'at night time.„ Rub a little on the part inflamed. In the morning just a little more to com* plete 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 cell you a tin for 1/6. The-Mighty Healer ~^- OBTAINABLE FROM J. V. CORD ON, CHEMIST. MASTERTON. READYMADES 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 the finest fabrics are used—that assures longer wear. 2. The Good Cutting means Your Pit 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. If you wish to effect economy the Tailored Suit by K. and C. offers a sure way. KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN HICH CLASS TAILORS, Perry Street Master ton.

tairmg. The repairing of watches and every description of jewellery is an important branch of our business—we give careful, painistakI inig attention to it. i Special attention is paid to the repairing of fine watches—the -kind that need extra oaref ul adjustment. We try to hare our -work give satisfaction^-«uoh as will win your confidence if you leave your repairing with us. We want you to be satisfied first, last, and all the time. Leave your repairing in our "■ hands, and we -will 0v& you all that long experience honesty can give. JAMES SCOTT, WATCHMEKER AND JEWELLERY REPAIRER, QUEEN STREET.

IF YOU SHOULDBE THINKING OF BUYING A NEW RANGE, THIS LITTLE STORY WILL INTEREST ■■• yW, : In one of the smaller towns of the Dominion, there ib a Bricklayer in business on, his own &avmb who is of a. statistical turn of mind. During the lUOi? he kept a record of the various kinds of ranges which he built in, and quite unsolicited, forwarded the list to us on 19th April, 1909. He says: "Out of 34 ranges I had to do with, 25 were SHAOKUKDK'S, bat out of-28 NEW Ranges (which he set in) 21 war SHAOKLOOK'S. 3' -2 —I —and I—makes." This evidence shows t)he vast measure of popularity enjoyed by 9ba 'ltlock's Favouritesgiving a maximum of efficient service with a minimum of fuel "con* sumption. i * Ask your Ironmonger to show you an "ORION." Illu&Wt*' Catalogue free on application. , H- £. Shacklock, OUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, and AUCKLAND.

There's no need to be "rheumaticky." ■■-■> To be forewarned h to be forearmed, audi we warn you of the necessity of protecting yourself against <the weather by £reifctiTJ£r infvn nna nt /mii< rWI fW,+w :eep out the wot, and to WEAR "ELLIOTT'S" ENGLISH BLOCK LEGGINGS, AND A SMILE INSTEAD . You can smile if. you bare with tfhe Oil Ooat a pair of oar Rng- , lislh Block Legginra, wfaieh we •sell from ICa but on© thing more for this winter time. Don't keep, a wet ihoirse—got it oovered. It .will work aS <tlie better for you if yo« lake care \ of it. Try one ojf our Horse Covers. J. EMJOTT & CO., SADDLERS. M»Bt«»r2n. 'Pfr-rr r*