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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10664, 20 June 1912, Page 7

Where SCOULLAR'S FURNITURE HiS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME Furnish COMFORTABLE EASY, CHAIRS, 428, 478 Bd, 57S 6d. &coording P> fJovering.' ADJUSTABLE MORRIS' CHAIRS. „ THE COTTAGE JR ™ MiANSiON WiITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEE' EVEHJY INDIVIDUAL DESIRE V « R . E »S« BERI < tT IS NOT w "at Y Ssft?iJJ[ ,S V/HAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. .. S £°.« L , LAR ' S FURNITURE IS A « W o A .X S , Wt >RTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT U8 BEFORE PURCHASINC. seouUar Co. Lamb ton Quay, WELLINGTON

The skin troubles of infants and younger svi children, and also those of older folks, are £ often caused by common, inferior and cheap soaps, $ composed largely of caustic soda, scented with poor (M perfumes, and highly coloured. These soaps are some- Ci times 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 W the purest of all soaps, but absolutely the safest for parent Nm and child. Made from the purest vegetable oils, compounded (X* with the wonderful healing elements of Plantekoa, it !§ acts as a preventive of skin irritation and disease, and §2 cleanses, {sg? soothes and $" * heals tho E skin. j Obtainablo I at all highclass chemists and l Btores —l/-, or three tablets in handsome box for 2/9. , ENttY EDGAR ETON, DISPENSING CHEMIST. I /.STERTON.

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 KABAPOB Clothing The Wool Grower, the KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COY., the Retailer and YOU~the wearer are partners — all benefit by our unequalled facilities for buying huge quantities of the raw materials and producing dependable 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. ffcl^Wj Christchurch