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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10566, 23 February 1912, Page 3

\ — VHGpS&ffFk Hi 111 f | Q. What is good for my cough? ) A. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Q. How long has it been used? A. Seventy years, Q. Do doctors endorse it? A. If not,we would not make it Q. Do you publish Hie formula? A. Yes. On '-vc;:v bottle, i Q. Any alccLr n it? \A. Notasiii^drop. Q. /How may I learn more of this? A Ask your doctor. He knows, Ayer's Cfeny Pectoral Prepared bv Dr. J. C, «V.- & Co.. I rw»''. ri —• " : <5. =l. Get Rid of That CoSd! Delay is dangerous and may lead 'to more serious chest and lung trouble. But how? Bennington's | Irish Moss will cure you. For over j half a century it has been tested | I and proved the most satisfactory j family remedy for young and old. ! But be sure you get Bonnington's j 0 SOFTEN THE EYES and to L • tone up L the nerves, to add new allurement to dimples and curves, to make mortal life just as glad as can be, there's nothing to beat Suratura—that Tea! ' . IHB 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 ra'n for the packet as quick as could be. Suratura was packed in that packet. r ITTLE 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 ! ■ ,j* ■ SPINSTER WHO LIVED in. -£*- New Yoi'k, exhausted by fribble and talk, decided to (ll'ink Suratura. I think she's the happiest wife in New York. (They many that sort, in New York—as in Amsterdam, Christchurch and Cork.) IHERE WAS A MAN who skinned L 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 superbest tea—the tea I've worked and waited for, pure Suratura D!" k PARROT, ARAMINTA'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 W. G. BUTCHEIt. (Formerly Butcher Bros.) iUTOHER AND SMALL GOODS- » MAN. PRIMEST BEEfT MUTTON AND PORK. The Best SMALL .GOODS—Made by an Expert. RING UP TELEPHONE 130.

Kitchen Comfort for a Penny a Bav. r E w*no to emphasise the easy sr can be placed in your ''homo. For a monthly payment of Two Shillings —under a penny a day— we will St the latest type of cooker; and the fitting will be free. > And in return you wall get ab&oluto oo lfort in your kitchen during the hot monthß—-no red-hot range, no dirty cosl to carry, no wood to bother, no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten shillings paid to tib a& a deposit he money well ©pent? Nearly 100 people took advantage of tat* offer last year. We are expecting more thin yearf may we oonnt you in ? THE CAS ©HOWRCOB9, to stopptßg sSgiit wsg&s, caring obsOoata A lady living in Lome Street, Wellington, writes: "I haw used TonMngr's Lmseted Essulsion' for my&eii and children wttk grand results. Having a jiioe, palatable tzsiz, tb* childrea CEOPEAN A 6ENOY. /H6l<BSAk®'2 NI)ENT3 pwanp- ' tly executed at lowest ©&&% prion far all kinds of BBJTIBH «id CONTINENTAL GOODS, moluding: Booki tod StationGrj. Boots, Shoes, and leather. Chemicals and Drugget Bund.™*:. unina, j!*sw«/ut>ii.»»e»° *,**.**. ——_ ' Cycles, Motors and' AficewwiM. Draper?, Millinery, and Pieot Goods. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardwaro, Machinery and Metaia. Jewellory, Plate said Wfttcb.ee. Photographic and Optical Goods. Provisions snd Oilman's Siorss. Etc, Etc. I' Commission 2| to 0 per c&ni. Trad* Discount Allowed. Special Quotations on Demand* Sample Oases from £lO upwards. Oondgmnents of Produce Sold ca 'Account. AkrteroSt S»aßa, tansies?, E.B. ' -OftblaAddrßß*-:' '■" Ann near©,