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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10553, 8 February 1912, Page 3

Of mm X : *r» V) i Iflfi Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic, and alterative, free from alcohol. | j What is a "tonic"? A medicine' that imparts strength or tone; a j medicine that builds up, gives! vigor and power. What is an) 1 "alterative" ? A medicine that ;j alters or changes unhealthy ac- ! l tion to healthy action. Ayer's J Sarsaparilla does all this with-' out stimulation. Ask your doctor if a family rnedicine, like Ayer's Sarsaparllia, is not vastly better without alcohol than with it. 9 « Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayar & Co.) Lowelfi r..a3s M »>« /L

M il'""' 111 That Little Cough May Grow Bigger I Unless you take it in hand at once it may get worse. A bottle of Bonnington's Irish Moss will quickly set you right again: There's no remedy so safe and sure in all cases of coughs, colds, bronchitis, influenza, chest and lung complaints. Refuse substitutes and get ton's Irish Moss

TTPON A FIRE ALL BRIGHT and hot you boil some aqua pura and pom 'it softly in a pot upon some Suratura. And then, however poor you be, no prince can hope for finer tea. ' mHERE WAS A GIRAFFE went J- out for a laugh arid swallowed unthinking a bagful of chaff. The chaff would have choked him' as sure; as could be ; but Bunker the Colonel straight saved him you see by giving him hot Suratura Tea. FTIHE WILY AFGHANS now. have 4- peace, each 'neath his own fig tree. The Amir (may his days increase !) drinks Suratura Tea and all the wily Afghans know its worth as well as hie* rpHE MOON HAS SEEN a thing or -*• two,' anS don't tell what she's seen, 1 She "knows all that the ladies do—the seamstress or the queen. She sits aloft, content, you see, now she's got Suratura Tea! ' TUTtS. MACTAVISH you couldn't •A-*-"- call lavish ; for she clung to the bawbees, did she. Still, she was contented as woman could ; be, for every week she'd no end of a spree when ( she soaked Suratura, that wondei*ful tea. A LADY WHO TRAVELLED *BY. SEA cried, "0, Suratiira's my tea !" " What Ho !" said* the Mate," "You're the wife for me, Kate!"; Scoffed the Skipper: "Not much! What price me ?" 10A

- W. G, BUTCHEK. CFermarly B«toJi«r «ru.) 9UTGHEB AND 9MALi» SOODS- • ■ MAN, 5 PaiMKST mutton and POttK. The Bert SMALL GOODS— Mad» hj? ft 1 !) Uxp©rt. mwe: up telephone isa. Kitchen Comfort for a PennyaDav. fITTB want, to emph&aiae tKe easy VV terms upon which a w dftii be placed in yoorr tboime. Far % monthly payment of Two SMibkb —under a. peony a day— w© will fit th® latest type of oooker: and the "SHW» art.rt». 'rite oo lfort in yonr kitchen during fche (hot months—no re-d-lhofc range, no dirty coal to carry, no wood_to out—no bother, no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten shillings paid' to ua as % deposit be money well spent? Nearly 100 people took artrantapse of thj® offer last year. We are expeoting more thia year"; may we ■•onnt yoti io P I ▼ M*, «AJ|, 6WoWl*©rtW. ' 9r«*i3 Blflttt Mii!>rtßii.

Acts tike Magic ta stepping Bigbt eoagtis, cariag obstinate wlds ui sfcssi esfflplaints. A lady ttviiifj in .'Lome Street, Wellington, write*: . "I have used Tonkiag J s Emalaiasi' for myself and children with grand results. Bavins • moe, palatable taste, the children "BaesiW* fjorawSMTiuiaii*" Franifi (SSmoM A Storakcspfln. tffib tjOsi torn*, t>

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