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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10579, 9 March 1912, Page 3

We Ask &$5 cooeiir m m m m i Q. What is good for my cough? | A. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. CX 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 the formula? A. Yes. On <=ver> bottle. j Q. Any akoh-V in it? j A Not a sin&tf drop. t i Q. How may I learn more of this? A. Ask your doctor. He knows. mmPrei>arcd bv Dr. J. C. Aver ii Co., Lowe 1 !, f./r.?".. : S, S, A.

Do you wonder that Bonningtbn's Irish Moss is the standard family remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis and influenza ? j For over half a century it has been used day after day with universal satisfaction. Refuse imitations and substitutes—get the original remedy. Bonnington's Irish Moss L the King of Hearts fell out, line anything. The King of Diamonds said that he could name another sort of tea as good as Suratura " D." The King of Hearts said Fiddledy dee!" ' ITTLE WASHY WITH A HATCHET chopped a cherry: thought he'd catch it. They excused him, though, when he swore he hacked the precious tree hunting Suratura Tea. HERE LIES, too late to get him sense, Pete Pry, who, fearing the expense, spent money on the cheapest tea, when at about the same price he might have got Suratura " D." So here he lies. Well, let him be. F YOU'D START DAILY with a -clear, bright brain, take this from ;me. When you get up, first drink.a.cup of Suratura Tea. SNUG LITTLE HOUSE and a ■ plump little wife, an absence of nagging and fretting and strife (which mean, you'll agree, Suratura for tea)— ah, that is the way to be happy for life ! >'ETBY BINNEY, LONG AN -"-* SKINNY, like a piece of string, although she was teased a lot, didn't care a single jot, smiled like anything. Betsy lived contentedly, having Suratura Tea. _ TELL ME, MARY, how to woo thee 1" sang the lover to his lass. " Very easy thing," said she. " Give mo Suratura Tea. Grip the-cup, «nd drop theglassi" 12A

W. GL BUTCKEB,. (Formerly Butcher Bros.) UTCHER AND SMALL GOODSMAN. PRIMEST BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK. The Best SMALL GOODS—Made by an Expert. RING UP TELEPHONE 130.

Kitchen Comfort for a Penny a^Dav. r M wian» to emphasise the ©aty wr am be placed in your home. For a monthly payment of Two Shillings —under & penny a day— we will fib tine latest type of cooker; and the fitting w&JI be free. And in return you will get ftbsolofc© oo lfort in your kitchen during the hoi months—no red-hot range, no dirty coal to carry, no wood to out—no no dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ten shillings paid to us as a deposit he money well tpentP Nearly 100 people took advantage of tbjt offer last year. We are expecting more thii year.! may we count yon inP THE BA9 BHGWR©Oia, «.—.. m f efiaiisftsn.

A lady living in Lome StreeS, WeDington,. vm«8: "I have ased ToakSmff's Lmseed E»nlsW lor myealf and children wfah grand sesnitt. Having a * labia Uurte, tfa* r lUROPEAN GENOY* r HOEE9ALB INDENTS prompr tly ex*oated aS lowett Wwl OONTINENTAL GOODS, inoludiaf: Hooka and Stationery. Boots, Shoes, and leather. Oharaicalt and Druggist Bundiros. China, Earthenware and Glas#waro Oyoles, i&otor» and Aooe»BoriBB. Prapery, Millinery, and Pieß« Gkjo'ds. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery and Mefcak, Jewellery, Plats and Watches. Photographic and Optical Goods. Provisions end Oilmen's Storeo. Etc., Eto. Oommiaaiou 2\ to" 8 per csnl. TraSa Discount Allowed. Special Quotationa on Dsm«na» Sample O&soa from £3O upwards. (fomi&ammU of Produoa Bold m 'AioooudA. fekakwroh Lp.kb, Lefidfifl, E.C, iPablsAidreiiO J, Aann*ir©i