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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10632, 10 May 1912, Page 2

ARE YOU ABOUT TO FURNISH? IF SO, VISIT ■lMlfßltflfESrWl^^ NOW ON AT mw -*vmm'^"'^#^^&)®i*w h . 63 AND 65 WILLIS STREET. UND'R'EDS of in Furni-tur Drapery. Croctory, Glassware, . J&edstteads, and Bedding. Oarpete, liinoteums, Furnwhiaiß, Ironmongery, Euamehv<a,re, etc., now being sold at less than, wliolfeeal© prices. As wte are greatly overstocked, room must bo made, and the stock must so regardltess 'of cost. Hto'telkeepera and storekeepers luivited to ins-poet sand compare prices. " ' COMPLETE HOUSE FUR^SHEF* WELLINGTON.. ting a very fine range qf EVENING RB32SS TRIMIMiIiNGS 1 in Silver Bead Fringes, Silver Bead Insertions, and .Oriental Insertions. Tib's clfciss of trimmimg was very luml to Amy iasst year, so make your purcliais.es early .to avoid diisatppoint iment. -'SILVER BEAD FRINGES,- various tf?cMs, Is lid to 15s Gil. yard. SILVER 'BEAD INSERTIONS, narrow and wide, M .to 8s 6d yard. Lovely range of COLOURED ORIENTAL INSERTIONS, Is to 10s 8(1 yard'.COLOUiRED EDGINGS, choice goods, 9d to 2s 6d yard. WASTERTOfN'S FAVOURITE SHOPPING CENTRE Plume ILL 1-.0. Sox 106.

CASH DISCOUNT Bd IN EVERY 108. WHICH xi f" How cross baby is to-day—l really db v not 'know i what is the matter with him." Yes, madam, you j make a special study of baby's diet, clothing, and 'exercise, but have you paused to consider for one , moment the importance of a proper bath? True;, he,gets his bath daily, but what sort of bath?: His skin—tender and delicate—is' chafed and, irritated by strong caustic soaps which smarten and inflame the rushes and soreness : common to babyhood. • i The warmth of his clothes increases the irri- • tation set up'by the unsuitable soap—then you ; wonder why ..baby is-cross-J If all mothers only jknew —as thousands p£ mothers already know— N the comfort and sweetness of using Plantekoa ; Medicated Soap no other would enter the home. The vegetable oils used in its composition! makePlantekoa Medicated Soap not only the purest of all soaps and the safest,'but pleasant,, healing and . soothing for baby's tender skin. If mothers, and nurses will give it one week's trial the' result will ;t>e so satisfactory that Plantekoa Medicated Soap will always be used. Obtainable at all highr v class chemists and stores—price 1/-; or ~ } : t *\ three tablets in handsome box for 2/9 v . J? SOAP ' i^t^r.S/^^i^V.'^Kmiti'MAriVM^K ;!^-'': ~-V^i;rt'-»^^"'-V':V>w*M^vV''' piness Like nectar to the lips of the young folk, and a refreshing boon to those of older years, Amber Tips Tea has a quality, a fragrance, and ■ flavour that needs but a trial to convince the most discriminating. In every home where economy reigns jointly with sterling quality should be used, for it represents full value for your money. Hence no coupons are needed to sell it. The fact that its sales far outstrip-those of any coupon tea is the best proof of its quality. Moreover, it is always full weight without 1 the, package. Ask your grocer for Amber Tip!. He sella three grades. Tha 1 special 2/- per pound Amber Tips blend is remarkable value for the '/ »ery fine tea. ) A brand at 1/8 —excellent value , /. \ for the money—is alto sold. y /, _\ No o ld or ttale teas ever ealai iato " Amber Tips." mtit m WHOLESALE- AGEN.ttI laifOv^ycMCßUKij: WELLINGTJItCc