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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10504, 16 December 1911, Page 3

Hard coughs are bad enough, to be sure. Cul il's C-.\ l>.c little, hackfcg, tickling, persistent cough fh::t means V.io most, especially v;:icn there i:> r: history of weak lungs in the family. What should be done? Ask you: doctor. He knows. Ask him abcufc the fon::r.!a cr, the label of every bottle of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. Ask him if this medicine has his full approval for throat and lung troubles. _.Tto do as he says. Prepared by Dr. 2. G. f:yz: '.cv/ell, Mass.. U, S. S,

Has Cured Colds for SO Years Day in, day out for over half a century, Bonnington's Irish Moss, has been steadily curing cougns and colds. Every year its sales have increased because it has given absolute satisfaction. No other remedy is so safe and sure. Refuse imitations. Insist on gettingßonmngton s There can be nothing nastier than inferior Tomato Sauce—bruised or damaged fruit mixed with other rubbish to fill up. Frlmliy Tomato Ketchup is made of line, ripe, freshly-plucked tomatoes and fine spices. Made daintily on the Frimley place. ;Ti

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W. G, BUTCHER. . (Ftmarly Butohtr Bros.) BUTOHKB AND SMALL GOOD*MAN, "MIIMEBT BFIF, MUTTON AND PORK. The Beat SMALL GOODS— Mad» by an Export. RING UP TELEPHONE 128.

Kitchen Comfort Tor a Penny a Day. terms upon which a Gas Cookxr can be placed in your home. For t, monthly payment of Two Shillings —under a penny a day— we will fit the latest type of cooker; and the fitting will he free. And in return you will get absolute co nfort in your kitchen during the hot months—no red-hot range, no dirty coal to carry, no wood to out—no bother, no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten shillings paid to us as » deposit be money well- spent? Nearly 100 people took advantage of this offer last year. We are expecting more this year; may we count you ihP THE GAS SHOWROOM, ■mmn ttrsct Migtartwt.

Ii stopping night congas, caring obstinate colds and enest complaints. A laidy living in Lome Street, Wellington, writes: "I have used Linseed Emulsion' for myself and children with grand results. Having a {rice, palatable taste, the children ,*ke , ' "Tpmbjwo'B Lthbitbp Etiuvaton," Front, tltt. Qwmjste A ttorflkeejHW.