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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8795, 24 April 1907, Page 2

'■'THE I}AILY ROUND, THE COMMON TASK." Tiiis is where good health is a pleasing. Household work and worry, the monotony of each day's allotment, tlie anxiety, the skimp and skruge to make expenditure keep within thq. bonuds of income, often tax the strength of the strongest and most robust of women, and helps to make them feel old, whether they look it or not. To the delicate and "not over strong", this "daily round" becomes absolute, drudgery. Funds often will nfot'alV i low oi a servant',' ancl wtiere this is. possible, the servant is not. It simply resolves itself into this:—■ That- the housewife must fit herself carry out these duties to tho best ability, and with least exertion to herself. Ancl not the least impor:aut duty is to attend to her s general hoalth. Neglect means ruin. A bottle of Impey's May Apple kept in the house, a few drops taken after ' every meal, will go a long way to improve things. It is astonishing; how quickly the work gets dorter when you feel well. Impey's Apple -will help you'; 2s 6& at.chem,: ists and stores.' -

"Warm rugs for camming 6fc x 72s 6s lid,- 70 x 80 7s lid to 8s ltd, 70 x9O 10s Gd. Waterproof carriage rugs lis 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. Large stock of oilskins to hand, imported direct—walking cnt 9a lld t 143 Gd: riding cut, with full veafe), 17s 6d, 25s fid,' 3_9s «(J- SpknAw value; CasJU Clothier,' Few* ing.* " . ' ' * ' -No matter how" lopg you haye Buffewt .- , ■lwhw jhettwatißMH hunr _