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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9766, 3 April 1914, Page 2

Nowadays everybody kaowi the •yaptoeu of laloeau byetperieoce}, Yet • little care at the eettet will prevent the eerieM coaplicatioM that 10 ohm occv. Bouingioa'i Irish Mom, r«t aod vtmth wiO rettore , health in • few days. Bat go to bed i day or 10 at the itart will work. Boaaiagtoo't Irish Mom U the ttudird remedy-toned for half i cot tury, thtre't aothieg to equal it Mil E. WmAom* at Nartacata. m I ba*a triad • bottla al B«uuittaa liuh Moat tad iavad it tat? faod. I hid ■ wddaa ttlack af lalaaaza mi tt uttd mm boa • tntta illaaw." Refute as hutatioa or tobibtete which gjvea the dealer a bigger profit. laaial eo tettiag I CARRAGEEN_ IRISH MOSS smart and well hied, is the hardest to satisfy. He has an inI stinctive knowledge of what divides the commonplace or vulgar from the becoming and correct. We tailor such men successfully day after day throughout the Dominion. From style and cut to the last detail of finish we thoroughly satisfy nay more, we delight. Each customer leaves our shop an example of the highest effort in For this exclusive service we ask not more, but less, than the ordinary tailor. Our Cash System saves each customer 20- to 80/- on his suit. We invite you to see our stock of suitings, or write for patterns. If you cannot call a post card will bring our representative to your door. n TJU RS FO '*» THE MARK OF 75.YEARS REPUTATION THE PUREST SPIRIT IN IrlE WORLD