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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10592, 26 March 1912, Page 3

liWrm Then treat your hair well See that it is properly fed. Growth of every kind demands proper food. Starved hair splits at the ends, tarns prematurely gray, keep's short an-cl dry. Then feed your hair. Feed it wiih proper food, a regular hair-food. Feed it with Ayer'sl-kir Vigor. Ife help natare all yoa possibly can VOL-. IlCu, llZciXtf, JusiirWuiS'r! "Ariyoui'doctor about you? about Ay er'a Knir Vi<?r k'-cIiGV./ his cIdVICC. Ayer's Hair Vigor DOES NOT COtOK PiVfiarsd by Oi. S* .5. .'vir & Co.. Lv.oi'j riais,, U. 3.."1.

1 Get Rid of That | " Cold I . *" Delay is dangerous and may lead to more serious chest and lung trouble. But how? Bennington's Irish Moss will cure you. For over half a century it has been tesled and provsd the most satisfactory family remedy for young and old. But be sure you get Bonnington's m ponnington's Irish Moss The Viceroy of India He said, "It's very queer That I can't get the tea I like,. That rippiri tea up here ! With rage I simply stutterSo out-of-date's Calcutta!" So straight they sent his aide, Lord John, In a big steamer to Ceylon, With orders to procure a Load of the tea he dotes upon-. The Viceroy, was anxious, He pined for—

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'B w&hb to emphasise tso***7 fjf terms upon which a Gas Cook- •«. ©an be placed in your houia. J?or & moathly "payment of Two SkiHniM £fc th* latest typo of cooker; and the fitting will foe free. , And in return you will get ftb&oluite co lfort in your kitchen durmg the hot months—no red-hot ranged no dirty coal to carry, no wood to out—ao bother, jio dirt, no trouble. Wouldn't ton shillings, paid to us aa a deposit be money well spent P Nearly 100 people took advantage of this oSer last year. We ar« expecting more this year? may we count you is P . THE BAO @Jt©W£©Cß3, -- - «*— . „„. ... ... asaEijrtstw, A lady Kvinjj in Lome Street Wdlisgion, writes: "I hava Esed Lmsecd jEsralsfoa'- for myself and children wfeh grand results. Having a jaks, Salatabte taste, lbs chilams 7*BBOPEAN GENOY, VKTHOMBSALB INDENTS prompW tly esßoaied &S lowest 'casiS for all kinds of BRITISH *n& CONTINENTAL GOODS, including: end Stationery. Boots, and leather. ChessioaU arid Druggist Bundnwfc Ohmfc, Earthenware and Gl*B*w*r* Orolc-9, iMnMrs and Aoea-asonea. Stapery, Miliary, and Pie^ Go'O'd'B. Fancy Goods and Perfumery. ct J -- \tttnVt-imem *nil Mfct&ltt. jewellery, iiouo »"« . ,>T j Photographio and Optical Goods. Previsions md Oilmen's Stor»fi. [ Eta., Bto. OoaHuiMiou 2ft to 3 P«r oenl. vnm Discount Allowed.Special Quotations oa Demand. Sample Caw* from £lO upwwflh Oon«34gnai©nts of Produce r*- 1J 'Aecouafe. I9IU.IAM WILSON AND SOOT. HiMarsft Lani, Lsndafff E.B.