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. rYLOR AND CO., the Popular Dyers and Cleaners, have Removed into new premises, "THE RED HOUSE," Bowen Street Just round the corner from old address. 'Phone 1171 Branch: Kent Terrace.' 'Phone 2066, • FINELY CUT TAILORING AT FINELY CUT PRICES. nnHESE are the two cuts that should A be studied by all' tailor-dressed ' men. Both are possible with us,'because, being experts, we avoid mistakes, and having no shop front we have no heavy rent account. . : • • Our best advertisement is the quality of our work, and wo rely upon this to bring trade rather than a windpw disPif you cannot call,'send for Patterns and simple self-measurement forms; free. DARCY ;FORD, ; TAILORS AND WHOLESALE SUPPLIERS, CALEDONIAN CHAMBERS, •' 82 WILLIS STREET . ; NOTE.—We are upstairs, next to , British ■ and Continental Piano Company. " . ' C 855 A. &T, EJURT, / LIMITED. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS.' BATH HEATERS. No Gas required. Heated with Wood. Importers and Manufacturers of PORCELAIN ENAMELLED BATHS AND 1 TANKS. GAS FITTINGS. LAVATORY BASINS AND TAPS. WATER AND STEAM' FITTINGS. Prices and full particulars on application to A. & T, BURT, LIMITED, COURTENAY PLACE. WELLINGTON. Head Office and Works at Dunedin, Correspondence Invited. ' ' CBBI FLY <ft YOUNG, ' MASTERTON. General carriers and mail contractors, Agents' -\.Z Express" Co , Masterton. - Goods aud Parcels forwarded to all'parts of the world; Commercial Samples a speciality; new and up-to-date .Sample Rooms in Exchange Buildings; country, trips arranged for; all trains met; Hospital Ambulance on hire at shortest notice, day or night Stables and Store Rooms, Bannister Street \ 'Phone ?.2ti; P.O.' Box 50, Masterton. D. W. VIRTUE & CO, l VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON, ' t • .■•••. GRAIN. FLOUIt. PRODUCE. AND COMMI3 . 6ION MERCHANTS. ' ■ ■ CARRY, lnrse stocks of Flonr and all >' kinds, of Prod uco, anil will : be- pleased to submit prices on application. Agents for the New Zealand Flour Miller. Co-operative Association,' Ltd. ryu j, , GENUINB— — \ | Worcester Sauce; j : ; ; | Is the Best fop . ' l I ' FISH," 7'Vjj ■ I FLESH, o* ' 1. ' I FOWL. . a •' : ctw B

. EXPERIENCE. 'OF ■ ■ i' :; ', : MOTHERS. 5 ■ T ' " WORTH CAREFUL READING. 3 Asic any mother. .who has, used i Chamberlain's Cough Remedy what J she thinks of it. She will tell you she t depends on it in Coughs, Colds, Croup, [ Hoarseness, etc., and that it enables 3 her to get her children through the i Winter without these complaints. She 1 will tell you that at the first approach s of a cold she takes .Chamberlain's I Cough Remedy, and it gives 'her immediate relief/ There is a long list ' of mothers who will tell you that they ' keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in ' the house continually, and that a cold is never allowed to get a foothold.in * their homes: that; one or two doses taken at the beginning will ward off a severe cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tones up the mucous membrane, enabling it to withstand exposure, and those who use it say it makes their throats strong. "'>r: It is the Mother's Favorite, because it acts as beneficially on the, youngest child as upon the oldest member of the family, and is perfectly safe, BOWRAL (N.S.W.). Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a very large sale here. Many families : would not be without a bottle in the house, especially if there are any J young children in the family. Mrs. Catherine Weeks, is never without a bottle at hand, and to that she attributes the freedom of her family from coughs and colds when those complaints are prevalent. Talking to some friends < the other day, she said: "For yeara , past I have made it a point to keep ( Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my ; home. Just as soon as any member of my family shows symptoms of a cough < or cold, I give it a dose, and it invariably < checks the *