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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10573, 2 March 1912, Page 3

1 We are talking about Ayer's Hair Vigor. Just note that word "Ayer's." You are perfectly safe with it. No harm to you or to your hair. Makes the hair grow ? It certainly does. Stops falling hair, too. Remember, it's "Ayer's" we are talking about. Ask your doctor about your hair and about Ayer's Hair Vigor. Get his approval. Your own doctor and "Ayer's" make a strong combination. It means faith, confidence, satisfaction. 1 DOES NOT COLOR T&iE HAIR Prepared by Dr. J. C, Aycr & lowell. Mass., U. C. A. top Coughing V&k;«<mim>s&SWr^!^*&®^" lii * Your cough or cold can be quickly cured. Take a bottle of Bennington's Irish Moss home with you to-night. Free from harmful narcotics it will break up the cough sooth the irritation, and leave the chest and lungs strong and healthy. But be sure you get Bonmngton s Qll§ of the chief recommendations of Sui»atui*a Tea iies in the fact that every process of preparation is characterized by exquisite and unwavering cleanliness. In China in the old days and often still, some of the processes of tea-cur,ing were anything but clean. Even the inferior sorts of Ceylon tea are not entirely free from suspicion. But Sur»atui*a is so treated and so packed that there is no possibility of a grain of dirt getting into a ton of it! ,kv« That fact acco'unta in part for that wonderfully delicate Sur>&iut*a flavour; and it accounts also for the fact that an infusion of Suratuna is always crystal-ciear when pure water is used. There is none of the muddy dimness so often observable in Infusions of inferior; tea.

W. G, BUTCHER. (Formerly Butcher Bros.) lUTGHER AND SMALL GOODS--3 MAN. PR.IMEST BEEF, MUTTON AND pork:. The Best SMALL GOODS—Made by an Expert. RING lIP TELEPHONE 130. Kitchen Comfort for a Penny a„Dav. "733 wane to emphasise the easy , / terms upon which a <?as Cooker can be placed in your homo. Far a monthly payment of Two ghilbngß at t&© latest type of cooker; and the fitting will be free. And in return you will get absolute co vfort in your kitchen during the Ihot months—no red-hot range, ox) dirty coal to carry, no wood to cut—no bother, no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten shillings paid to us as a deposit b« money well spent? of thJt offer last year. We are expecting more this year! may W€ oonnt you in? U ~i ta ~ BBaßiiirtea. A lady living in Lome Street, Wclliagtoa, writes: . "1 have used , Tonlring J ß Lmseed Efimisfoo' for myself asd children with • grand results. Saving a pica, palatable taste, the childwa I ,:&&» if««aalily. M %&)i w* eft' &n*6&a. t> HOIjEBALI INDENTS promppricss for all Hndi and CONTINENTAL GOODS, including: Books and Stationery. Boots, Sheet, and leather. Oheraioak and Druggist BnndmlChina, Earthenware and Glaaswara ' Cycle*, Motors and Accessories. Drapery, Millinery, and Pieo* Goods. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery and Morals. Jewellery, Plate and Watches. Photogr&phio and Optical Goods. Provisions and Oilmen's Stores. Eto., Etc. I Commission 21 to B per coal. Trad* Discount Allowed. Special Quotations on Demand. Consignments of Produce Sold ©a 'Account. gMesroh Lbrb, I-bhiSsb, E.O. CableAddre&B: !< &xnuadra,