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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 138, 7 December 1912, Page 16

} Mriny persons have their good day 1 and their bad day. O there are about half sick nil the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Pood doe* not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skirt is dry and disfigured with piny pies; sleep brings no rest and work i« a burden. What causes this? Impure blood. | A And the remedy? a m SOLD 1?OE JL 00 YEARB It removes Impurities from the blood and makes it rich and red. Then nature takes right hold and completes the cure. Ask your doctor all about this. «-■—■«»«„ No medicine can do Ite bert work when the bowels an conitlpatea. Keep your Hver active i with Ayer's Pills. One pffl, at bed. Hme, tosuffident to produce unittuntlmovement the next motnlng.Ayefi Pill* are sugar-coated, All vegetable. Prepared by SR. J. O. AY3BR fc 00,, XiOweU. »*.»»., v. b. A. i JAEGER 1 STANDS FIRST! tmk/jSmmk i f you w«nt to discover >oojfcf/vj Jaeger Woollens «£vJd&' •cad the that line, Jufet try some Jaeger 1 woollens next your skin. They are perfect in texture and warmth, but they feel cool in summer. Their notably unique degree of comfortableness is due to the fact that in their manufacture only the finest procurable pure wool is used. The Jaeger trade mark )s the guarantee. Jaeger "Ewe" brand is the same class goods; but being of less costly quality is procurable at prices more moderate in cost. If your mercer can't supply Jaeger goods, say something appropriate to him, / and write at once to the head office in N.Z., Lower Cuba Street, Wellington. JAEGER'S, the finest Woollen Garment* in the world! Serges and Flannels look splendid Mrs. Eather, df Netvtdwn % Sydney, writes .•— "1 don't know of any soap to equal f Sunlight' for washing clothes, especially, colored clothes and flannels. It is the only soap 1 know that you can use with serge clothes. It takes all the white stuff out of the serge and leaves the cloth when riry of a bright even color like new. Other soaps which I have used for serge leave whitish streaks and patches." "Sunlight Soap does not in any way hurt the hands s indeed it seems to improve, them." \ GOOD LAUMDRY SOAP No. 67. GUARANTEED UNDER THE "PURE FOOD ACT, 1808.N.5.W.," BY LEVER BROTHERS .LIMITED, SYDNEY, N.S.W. No. 67. Your boots will Wear/o/^fsr-— Tour bobts will ir«w longw t Mid b«k practically vrater.prodf »* you use Cobttu This splendid boot polish gives it bright lasting shine to either black or tun shoes— rfetnotM steina too, and prevent* cracking. BOOT POLISH Test it, HousewtYM IS.". ■;;'•*''■' ■ should twe Cobm f£p' .'?'■'' •''•'■ fsk Floor PoUth — th» Aw< '" i'"' '\grnL best Linoleum, Fnrnl- #!3|gr , . <i'j%mwb tttre or Vloor polish. cfi^'-'^y^^^'B T^GAF~n¥ssT and As hnnd noises rolinveii by UMhR WiU son t Comtnon-ftctifie W givitiß perfect Batl*' 7 frtclion. Hook sent f«m to the deaf. *, „, , „ Wnte t0 Wilson ]s»r Drum Co., 134, Arlington Chamber*, ?£9, Collins street, Melbourne.