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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1152, 13 June 1911, Page 7

FEEE to ¥ot aid... [ Others wfe© read this | DURING THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND .TUTiY, 1911, WHEN FAMINE I'RICES PREVAIL FOR EGGS— One 'Sixpenny Tin ©S Eiiioiiis 9 E§§ Powder WILL-BE PRESENTED TO EVERY PURCHASER OF FDMONPS* RAKING POWDER ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO PRESENT AT YOUR GROCER'S THE INSERT, OR ROUND SLIP, PACKED INSIDE EACH LARGE TIN OF EDMONDS' BAKING POWDER, AND YOU WILL RECEIVE - AfesoMfely Free ONE SIXPENNY TIN OF EDMONDS' PRIZE r""i TOWDER. THE UNDERMENTIONED GROCERS STOCK EDMONDS' BAKING AND EGG POWDERS. D. ANDERSON k SON, 09, 75 Molesworlh Street. NEWTOWN. WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP., 17b Lamlnon WM. CAMPBELL, 1(13 Riiklilord Street. M-ir - 'VlLlJi, Ml Kicldiforci Streit. Viil. CAMPBELL, 40 Manners Street, DAVID DOXHIE, 258 Riddiiord Street. WM. CAMPBELL, 293 Cuba Street. .JOHN F. TURNBULL, 121 Adelaide Koad. IfILL BifJS., 133 Cuba Street. W. ROWSE, Riddiiord Street. iOWN AND COUNTRY SI'PPLY STORES, ISB L. A. BIU'iIELL, Kintoul Street. mrT ,Cuba Street. H. .1. BAKLEI', Adelaide Street.' THAW LEY BROS., 21)0 Cuba Street. .MISS PRI'iCHARD, Adelaide Road. J ANSON BROS., 41, J« GJiuznee Street. MRS. ANDREWS, 2 Adelaide Road. BLGU BROS., UW.nee Street. ERNEST HEI'KEIT, 13 Adelaide Road. BEGCi BROS., 282 Willis Street. FRANCIS INGS, 88 Adelaide Koad. G. GILMOUR, 271 Willis Street. BEHHAMPORE : 015 /'- ' I ' crrac,! - JOSEPH ORMROD, 514 Adelaide Road. io°r nt T J - c , n f '! !ce ' ri W. GARDINER, HILL BROS., 226 Lambton Quay. « nivviiVftA™ y 'f e( V " *' KILBIRNIE. , bct £,* {? V vla " !,tr , cct ' J. DILLON, Crawford Street. Vu i> wprMi'-r vm' r i w W. B. SI'MMERS, 01 Scatoiin Road. ROBI. KILPATRICK, 120 CoiirtcE.iy Place. uArniTni BOOKER & SON, Wallace Street. " c , r i.- rniir iS il nw E. BOLTON, Oriental Bay. SAM ILL W, COIL, 1 uUic hupp.} S.ores, T. BEGGS, !)3 Tory Street. BROOKLYN. G. W. WEI!II, 11!) Tory Street. V. R. SIMPKISS, Cleveland Street. ,1. TI-lAWLEY, Tory Street. SAMUEL THOMAS, Cleveland Street. 11ULSE & STOCKBRIDGE, Tory Street. PETONE. E. THAWLEY, Roxburgh Streer. ,1. W. McEWAN, 217 .lacks-,n Street. M. SEDGWICK, Main Street, Karori. WEIiLEY S: CO., 177 Jackson Street. CIIAS. F. SPIERS, Main Koad, Karori. A. W. BODEN & CO., 24!) Jackfon Stroot. S. S. PATTERSON & SON, i:!l Tinakori Road. SIBUN & KENT. Jackson Street. McI'ARLAND BROS., 221 Taranaki Street. LOWER HUTT. W. COOK & SONS, Moleswortli Street. K irErST & CO., Main Road. JAMES RUSSELL, Tinakori Road and Northland, y i <-• s'I'DTiTIS Main Read. E. HELLAWELL, Kent Terrace. BIIIiT E. O'SHEA, Crawford Street. lIVZELWOOD { E ',o' r i l .- n!an c ( Str f tt - - J-' BARNARD, AHcctown. I' v iL l MIRAMAR. s! MLuftril"!" 041 - JAMES PATTERSON & CO. i.wm'tr 1 s,r "'- t PRITCIIARD & MITCHELL, Dixon Street. JOHNSONVILLE, J. McILRAITII & SONS, 140 Willis Street. W. ANGEL. INGRAM & EDWARDS, Taranaki Street. JOHN A. MAY. BENNETT'S "UNITED SERVICE STORES," UPPER HUTT. 1 Karori. " "" J. HAZELWOOD. . • ! MRS. QUIN, Tinakori Road. WM. WILKINSON, Main Rond. CROSSE'S STORE, Tinakori Road. RONA BAY, G. BURNHAM, Mulgravc Street. |.; t, wise & SONS. ! MISS COHEN, Willis Street. , C IIAS. RUSSELL & CO, ISLAND BAY, KELBURNE. SAMUEL P. RILSTONE, Clyde Street. D. KIRK. ' ASK ALL GROCERS. ALL STORES MAY OBTAIN INFORMATION FROM J, I<OBER\ 23 QUEEN STREET, WELLINGTON. .limn 1,. iM B«rmßg-aftd Irritation—Others | Mj | in the case of Mrs?/J Wzp ms) Annie Gray, of Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba, | \Jf( » who says:— ' ... .il \y -''4W "For 2J years I suffered the utmost njisery trom A \ I could neither sit, stand, nor lie down, owing to the terrible . | agony which the burning, itching pains would cause fflC. ® > - could not get about to do any housework, and I TOuld havejj | \ to be almost dragged to meals, for I could not rest in one; | \ position for any length of time. 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