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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10663, 19 June 1912, Page 7

HAS STOOD TH© TEST OF TIME COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, 425, 478 Bd, 578 6d. According M Covering.ADJUSTABLE MORRIS CHAIRS. 38s, 428, 49a 6d. WE FURNISH THE COTTAGE THE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVERY INDIVIDUAL DESIRE. REMEMBER! '.? IS NOT WHAT YOU PAY, IT IS "WHAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. SCOULLAR'S FURNITURE I ALWAYS WORTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASING. WELLINGTON

«3$ m ■M W' m st SH JpCeep i&& Use Plantekoa Soap i E^ The skifl troubles of infants £nd younger f .- children, and also those., of older folks, are often caused by common, inferior and cheap soaps, ? composed largely of caustic soda, scented with poor perfumes, and highly coloured. These, soaps are sometimes purchased because they are "cheap"—but beware—a "bargain" in soap is of the same value as a "bargain" in butter. Use only Plantekoa Medicated Soap. It is not only the purest of all soaps, but absolutely the safest for parent and child. Made from the purest vegetable oils, compounded with the wonderful healing elements of Plantekoa, it acts as a preventive .of skin irritation and disease, and cleanses, * soothes and heals the eaSaaSftw skin. Obtainable at all highclass chemists and stores or throe tablets in handsome box for 2/9. iKi II ENRY EDGAR ETON, DJSPENSJ NO CHEMIST. ■»■ ASTERTON.

New Zealand Men and Women are among the best dressed in the World, and the KAIAPOI ' WOOLLEN COY. has done much to make this possible by producing high-grade materials at popular prices. Ask for The Wool Grower, the KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COY:, the. Retailer and YOU—the / weaker are ..part- . ners — all benefit by our unequalled facilities for,buying huge quantities of the raw /jjj materials and pro- ,j ducing depend- y { able fabrics at \ moderate cost. It is to your advantage to demand KAIAPOI Fabrics, made by over 1,000 skilled Dominion workers —men and women, at a heavy annual pay roll. Chrlstchurch