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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10669, 26 June 1912, Page 3

as Pap9r Graham and Co.'s SEE THESE SPECIALS AT PRICES THAT TALKLADIES' HOSIERY, 25. dozcq frairs, to ckafe- at 2 PAIRS FOR 1s 6ti MEN'S FiaOflßßE DNDERVESTS AND PANTS, 2s 11d. MEN'S. COLOURED NEGLIGE SHIRTS, 20 dozen AT 2s 11<L HURRY ALONG AMD SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS

ENT CO..LLTD. ?0 FARMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, We lave. rem'o/ec tu our new premises in Hall and Perry Street, wh3re W3 shall he pleased to have the same, liberal support of all our old and valued customers, and as mail y new ones as possible. We have plenty of room, also plenty of men to do any job that we may bo favoured with. Support local industry by giving us your patronage.

fl SADDLERS, HARNBSSfJMAK;I£RS and direct ImportersCanvas, Horse and Cow Copers we claim to give eatisfaction •in Fit and Price; aJso Rick ('o/ors, Saddle and Buggy Aprons. Gig and Trap Harness w* clair.it') make as good as nny wtise ;n Kew Zealand. QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. Established 1880. Telephone 123.

0. Box 145. Phono #B2. A.P.A. (N.Z.) STOCK AND SHAREBROKER. 'Perry Street, MasterUnv; FLOTATION OP COMPANIES UNDERTAKEN. EDITING OF COMPANIES' BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Correspondence Invited. | Please Note this, Young Ladies! f"—whan you begin Baking or Cooking, see ' "that you have a plentiful supply of " High- " lander" Condensed Milk at hand. It's if "quits indispensable I" €\ Leading Teachers of Cookery strongly recommend and use " Highlander" Milk. m mm mmm !» m m m SfM/, <mfd 1 m mm m H la &a m m!S m m Si mmm mwmm lets , lib lagse fe iippfgg s&fct satis qUsSm^ % hj&? lkrisis to. Uscm E&mdk wnt&a : . . UMi m

I A BLACK EYE. SWOLLEN CHEEK J AND BRUISED NOSE CURED IN J TWELVE HOURS BY THE USE OF I PLANTEKOA I OINTMENT !' MRS. It. VERRALL, Alma Lane, Wellington, writes :—" "While engaged last evening cutting wood for the fire—a tough springy piece of house-moulding .■; —part of it struck me across the eye and just over the temple, inflicting a fearful gash, from -which the blood ran in a stream. The blow quite dazed me for a time, and thp part was so swollen that I could not see out of tl:e eye, the swelling becoming very black and painful. Scarcely knowing whether \o go to the doctor or what to do, I ru.'hed into the house of Mrs, Banon, next door, - who fortunately. \\iA a pot of PLANTE.K.OA OINTMENT. After bathing the part il'ie Ointment was applied, repeating the operation just before retiring to bed. To my joyful surprise, in the morning the whole thing had disappeared as if by.charm. During the day 1 went to procure a bos of PLANTEKOA OINTMENT io. replace that used by my neighbour, and the chemist remarked that it was very diiltcult to see where there had" been any blow at all, only a slight scar remaining. PLANTEKOA is wonderful." Plantekoa Ointment, 1/- pot, from Chemists and Stores, or post free from Plantekoa Proprietary, Ltd., Wellington. Wl 12 jus KeaiVng'sWorra Taolets furnish a most agreeable method of administering Iha only certain remady for Siites'cinal or j Threadworms. PeifelSysafe,mild, net especially adapted for child re To t« cbtaimi of nil Ltugciitf. . HAVE YOU TRIED IT YET? tSafcwg 'IS Flavour and Delicious 'Zeetful- *- ness is unexcelled by tho finest imported Worcester Sauces, and' it's only HALF THE PRICE! MELHUISH'S SAUCE is ousting the British Brand in the South. Try on* bottle, and see for yourself thait it's a real money-saver and a delightful appetiser.