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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 January 1940, Page 9

' THIS LADY . . . is trying to make up her mind. She's having a difficult time choosing — from CLARK’S Bakery foods . . . they’re all —k~ so DELICIOUS—just like g our Bread—it’s only the ' /W a Best! j We Deliver Daily to all parts of Town and District. W. G. & A. S. CLARK, LTD. j (Late Mitchell’s Bakery) j QUEEN STREET - /’Phone 1478 - - MASTERTON E rr " • u - Does every pound that you set aside / / f or future needs buy you the soundwad Z I^^/// est possible insurance 1 Let us give Z it; / j y?u professional, unprejudiced ad- / Vlce on th ' s a| !-'mportant matter. ',«X' Arrange an appointment with the gsT./A / 'is’|\ Prudential agent—you commit yourws. I se *f to not hing and you will learn a great deal. DUNDERDALE & GRAY, /wWII Accountants, MASTERTON. Bill WI • "illl mAT IS WHY I AM i -i NEVER "LIVERISH." ’ If you feel “ liverish ” and out of sorts, take a bed- * ’ time dose of Beecham’s Pills, and such symptoms SH as lassitude, sick headache and biliousness, will be gone in the morning. Beecham’s Pills are purely * ’ AK vegetable, gentle, reliable, and safe for young and old. x >. SS My laxative is f pi//r WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. SHEAI IF "SHEARIN | HOT, THIRSTY YAKKA IkTHAT'S WHY I CHEW 3 TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN WRIGLEY’S