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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10545, 30 January 1912, Page 4

Per Pair 1/-, 1/3, 1/0, l/9> 1/lL 2/3> 2/6 LAEGE BROWN LINEN FOR MEN 1/11. 2/3> I* 4/6 BATH SHEETS, 4/6 each

WOKDS OF WISDOM mO MY PEOPLBWb&a' a demand arises for an article, and if the supply sibouild not be quit© equal to the demand, it creates a eoarcity, consequently higher prices. English ideas, and customs nave bean initroduced into the Orienife, •aid are spreading rapidly; tibia, along with the world's increasing poipulatjon, baa caused an extra demand for -IB kfflds of food, etc., and as the producing area has not increased ooxrespondingly, it at once reflect* on the producing countries/ and raisGreat Britain is the only free trade countrv of any importance in tba world, hi Great Britain,, only ft few days ago, a Oommission was ap-r why the cost of Jiving had increased. It oas been officially stated, while the cost of Kving had increased 60 per cent, during the last 25 years, wages had onily increased 15 > per cent* for the aame period, so it is obvious taxing the land will not reduce the cost wages, and the only remedy for Great Britain) is Protection, i - . The Orient has, and is erecting, brace industries equipped w&tih mod- *■ 1 • j- - 1 X. « M Jk iV. Kfi ■uggests itself .to; -oan any,.- English-* cope wvth this 1 menace- un* protected to eave our iindusfcrxsß 1W» Single Tax theory -is abßoDotot» one tax on tine land and free trade. Uis affiareai* it, woiuld not fe*®en tbe com of production!, but reduce wages to cope with Asiatic lahour, Tbwe is Bftil hope, aulami informed the success of the Tax policy wit depend upon warM adopting ifcj this ongtot to «aHum 1 taflety for ft tune. . _ During my varied eixperiiencs i fotmd tiuwt qulaok recipes wera harm* ftdi to those <wiltb imaganiary. a* iy advise my peopte, and ttte mom known recipes, prosperity, and longevity, etc., viz:— , and "STANDAR©" OATMEAL and BOLLED OATS." I remain, -AJwaya at your servioe, CHAMPION. and'reject Single Tax and Free Trade. —0. PLANTS! PLANTSI PLAHTSI SAVOYS, Cauliflowers, Brooch. Brussels Sprouts, Kale. Celery. Leeks, now Teady for planfane oni 'v any quantity. E HALE ; WAIRARAPA NURSERIES, MASTERTON: W.FiO.A., Town Agent*.

ARE REQUIRED AND we now have them in stock. We have another supply of NEW BOOKS and POST CARDS <fco A good assortment of FANCY SILKS can awaya he ohtained from— WALTER CROSSLEY (Late fMITH'B.) ■OpK3r:LLETT ANO STATIONER. QTJE»T STREET SOrTI.

RECORD BUSINESS AT A RECORD SALE ra BP » ar e great goings on here these days. Talk of Bargains! They a™ on all sides, rich, rare, inviting BarHUGO AND SHEARER'S SHELFEMPTYING SALE ing at 3d, faidy teems With Bargains. u _ _._._ . MVkmrnam ._ Here are a few typical exo *"«'*»■ " Sin. and 6in, wide SILK NEW BELT BUCKLES, usuallyls smart, stripes, 31i« wide, usual prio» B*d, Sale •UMMERBeIss'TwEEPS, the latest goods, usually 2s lid and 3. WIDE mi>rfi££ worth" Ts d nd and 2s 3d. To go for M each'. K»S™ii«i> cleared regardless of cost, so come end. help us get rid of them. GENERAL DRAPERS. THE STORE FOR VAS.UE, MJiSTEBTOfI,