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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4871, 6 July 1901, Page 4

< r thinner, until at last 3iHlufjHj^B> ■won'tans'wer, althougli i JUHmflHsw^ You must have a food WBi^Ti^lf^iy' "hsiv can't keep from nyM ii/jmrj^ growing. It stops rloh, dark color to gray hair. We say that "gray hair is starved hair"; and the only vray to treat it is to supply the best kind of hair food. This is where Ay er's Hair Vigor differs so greatly from other hair preparations; it feeds the-. hair. Just keep. that in mind all the time you are using it. Prepared b 7 Dr. J. C. Aycr Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. Boots. Boots, TUAPEKA BOOT MAET. Established 1868. J^DATOSON^ WISHES to inform his Patrons and the Pubho generally that he has on hand a good all-round stock of BOOTS AND SHOES suitable for the coming season; also a large stock of HAND- MADE BOOTS, manufactured on the Premises, which nave given satisfac ion to all who purbase them. Boots made to order and ep xiring done on the shortest notice. JOHN DAVIDSON, oss Place, Lawrence. 010 i . : A. Moody, ; MONUMENTAL Ms SON, Boss Place, Lawrence. 1 TJEADSTONES and Monuments in ' JjL ' Marble, Granite, and Stone. Iron Bailings, Concrete Enclosures, and every description of Cemetery Work at the lowest rates. Town and Country Orders Promptly attended to jy2l > The nation is the richest per head in 1 the world, excepting only the British. - The School Director of Copenhagen ' [(says the " Pilot") was asked one day 3 what percentage oi the children, for 1 whose training he is responsible, sue* . ceed in evading the compulsory edu-