Do Weeil Wit Long, Heavy Hair? Then treat your hair well. See ; that it is properly fed. Growth of every kind 'demands proper food. Starved hair splits at the ends, turns prematurely gray, keeps short and dry. Then feed your hair. Feed it with proper food, a regular hair-food. Feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. Thus help nature all you possibly can toward giving you rich, heavy, luxuriant hair. Ask your doctor about your hair and about Ayer's Hair Vigor. Follow his advice. DOES NOT COLOR Prepared fay Dr. L J, u Co., i.i-'.vo-', disss., 'J. 0. , , , - . „ .i*-mrmnrxX!JBZSFl p ftif *- lu - lAimagaßWW 1 Get Rid of I Cold ! That Delay is dangerous and may lead to more serious' chest and lung trouble. But how? Donnington's Irish Moss will cure you. For over half a century it has been tested and proved the most satisfactory family remedy for young and old. But be sure you get Bonnington's | Bonnington's Irish Moss JCTWWMW •' '■a-iiwm lUmrE TO SOFTEN THE EYES and to tone up the nerves, to add now allurement to dimples and curves, to make mortal life just as glad as can be, there's nothing to beat Suratura —that Tea! THE PULLET WAS PECKING- a packet, and making no end of a racket; but the housewife cried, " See ! that bird's got at my tea!"—and she ran for the packet as quick as could be. Suratura was packed in that packet.. Little moses free of GUILE went canoeing down the Nile. He was happy as could be, not a single'squawk squawked he. Mother'd filled his bottle (see ?) with fresh Suratura Tea ! _ . A SPINSTER WHO LIVED in New York, exhausted by fribble and talk, decided to drink Suratura. I think she's the happiest wife in New York. (They many that sort in New York—as in Amsterdam, Christchurch and Cork.) THERE WAS A MAN who skinned a flint, a thousand flints, and then he said " Good luck ! I'll sell the flints straight off for two pound ten ; and then I'll buy full twenty pounds of earth's supevbest tea—the tea I've worked and waited for, pure Suratura D!" A PARROT, All AMI NT A'S PRIDE, for Suratura daily cried ; but one day, with an absent mind, she offered him some other kind The parrot dropped a tear and died. ha B W. Gk BUTCHEU. (Formerly Butcher Bros.) UTOHER AND SMALL GOODSMAN. PRIMES'! BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK, The Best SMALL GOODS—Made bv an Exnert. RING UP TELEPHONE 130. Kitchen Comfort for a Penny a Dav. wi » vrfchii to emphasise tE& easy * T termß upon which a Gas. Cookdi C&fi be. placed in your ham©. For & monthly payment of Two ShaUings i —uader « penny a day— w© will, iSt th® latest type of cooker; and the fitting will be free. Ana in return yotL will get absolute co ifort in your kitchen during the hot months—no red-hot range, no dirty coal to carry, no wood to out—no botherj no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten ehillinga paid to us as a deposit he money well .spent?- ■ Nearly 100 people took advantage of this offer last year. We are expecting more this yearf may we oouot you in ? THE GAO littii QireeStu<...... MBBt3rto».
Acts Like Magic ft stopping sight BOEgtss, esriog ofesfinato grids lad dot eooapisiots. A lady living in Lome Street, Wellington, wntea: . "I have used 'Tonkin g"S Lmsced Efflalstoa' for myself and children with grand result*. Having a nice, paLatable* t&sae? th® childrea pTresdily." "POBSygQ'a LI®SSSE2>.S3HtnWirOH. B From oil CbfflmEata & Btore&«ciHßr®. Bnttte. D W 5 HOLIBAL® INDENTS prompv t tly executed at lowest ca&a prio»« for all kinds of BRITISH and CONTINENTAL GOODS, including: Booki and Stationery. Boots, Shoes, and leather. Ghenticals and Druggist Sundiraos. Ohica, Earthenware and Glass-ware Oyele#, Motors and Accessorial. Draper?, Millinery, and Piee® Gdo&s. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery and Metala. Jewellery, Plate and Wfttch&B. Photographic said Optical Goods. Provisions and Oilmen's Store#. > Etc., Etc. I Commission 2* to 0 par oanfl. Trad* Discount Allowed. Bpecial Quotations on Demandi Sample O&ees from £lO upwards. Consignments of Produce Sold c® Aooount. WILLIAM WILSON AMD BONO. Aikeftureb LaHB, Lendsja, S.C, CahloA(idrfi22: "Aaansrirc-,
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10563, 20 February 1912, Page 3
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