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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 144, 16 June 1909, Page 3

UNRIVALLED GOODS For Value and Quality. HONEST VALUE HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE LEADING FEATUREWITH Te Aro House. You can always rely on every article purchased in our House being exactly as represented. NOTE THE FOLLOWING: OAA PEGGY PCTRSa !and HANDEEECHIEF BAGS, in good $y%J\J solid Black Morocco, leather lined; sizes, 6, 6s, 7, and i? inches long. Well worth 6/11 to 8/11 each. We are selling at 4/11 each. Send for one ! If you are not satisfied we will return your money. OK/"* DOZEN EMBROIDERED HANDKEKCHIEFS-d.mwn *s*y>\} thread, lace trimmed, scalloped and hemstitched edge. In Half-dozen Lots ... 2(f kalfdosen. PURE LINEN do., d 0.... ... ... 3/3 half dozen. EtBBEE and PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, 2 pair for 2/6. LACE LISLE HOSE, in tan and black, for evening wear, 1 /6 pair. GIRLS' and BOYS' RIBBED HOSE, strong, all sizes, 1 /- pair. EMBROIDERED CASHMERE HOSE, embroidered white, sky, helio, , green, and cardinal, at 1/9 pair. ( = i i Te Aro House,: = WELLINGTON. - - j i Twenty-five years ago* Thistle Oatmeal-was first placed upon the market, and.to-day the Thistle Mills are the largest in Australasia and as complete as any in either Hemisphere. Every country excels in some particular soil product. The Gore district, New Zealand, produces the finest oats grown, and the pick of them go to the Thistle Mills. Is the best, because it is made from the best oats by the most modern machinery. Boys and girls like it and want more. Give them more. It is wholesome, strengthening and satisfying, and costs no more than inferior oatmeal. Sold by all stores. 1 Thistle Oatmeal tastes good and is easily digested.

1 Be sure yon get \ I ■ * £ Most chemists and reI tailors v/ill give you Bonnp ington's Irish Moss directly | you ask for it. Here and $ there, however, you will I find, one who does not | maintain the dignity of the \ profession, and who will | try to sell you a substitute on which he makes a larger % \ profit. You know the in- | i sidious argument, "Yes, I | i stock Bonnington's, but g have you tried my own | mixture. It is 'just as i | good.'" | Allow no one to deceive f you. There is no remedy | so good as Bonnjngtpn's | Irish Moss. For over 46 f I years it has been the stand- | I ard cough medicine. i