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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10481, 18 November 1911, Page 2

A Pertinent Question. Have Yon ordered your Summer Suit? If not, it's "up to you" to place yiouir order %*iifcihout delay, otherwise your ®uit may he delayed just when you want it most, llhie busy time will surely come, and]—(tJhen the man wiho pfljaced his order early, not only gets (good worbmameihip, but <a complete range of Summer Suitings (from -wlbidhi to choose. Coming to-day ? • We'll' (be glad to measure you. KKAHAGEN & CHAPMAN HICH CLASS TAILORS. MASTERTON.

Qarden Hose From the best of English, l Makers, ffche North. British Ruibbea? Company, though perhaps utoit lowest ia price, we beJieve, easily thie cheapest in. the iLong run. We have jusit received a 'Hot ex s.Si. lonic, Ibotfch p'Lain and wire bound. We have al'so -the Dunlop Company's make from 7d per foot, good quality. A GOOD LAWN MOWER At a reasonable pa-doe is offered you- an the Great American Bait bearing Machine. The office poe<t writes:— The grass dMr thick a/nd llong and green . Falls quickly 'neath their blades so keen; Said Broiwn to Johnson, "It's easy seen That Bealio Co.'a Mower is <a good machine." ' H. BE ALE & Co, Ltd., 1 ' I PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS, IRONMONGERS, Etc. IT'S LIFE-LIKE IF IT'S SEPWTYPE. To f»ee our Speoiftf "Sepiatjpe" work is to B**° rhotosrraphio work at ifs beat, and for work you intend to kefec —or pao« om to frimeds—or work which you will desire to look baok upon when the years roll by. nothing can qual "Sepdstypo." It'« a prooejra that needs special care, and for good work, oxnert Vnowlfldjge in lighting, posing, and finishing is necessary. WTNZENiBEB& give* this servioe, aid his work is of the finest. Watch *cxr r©mov*\ notice when the Trust Buildings are finished. WINZENBERG, PORTRAIT CPECIALIBT. MAtfrERTON.

there's Purity and Vigour IN EVERY DROP OF READ'S iifv'.iiff-Ai%'ir It retains through the entire brewing process and after maturing, and bottling, the delicious fragrance of the hop with; its sweet and'soothing perfume. It has the sparkling force of a cleverly fermented beverage without the fiery effects of spirits. It is the mildest of stimulants, in the most palatable form of liquid food, for everybody and specially for' ali. nursing mothers. T*il3 label, the soal of excellence is « n every bottle. I SS *5 SX !©• n Y/Z 2 y% © muss

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