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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXV, Issue 10713, 3 November 1915, Page 2

THE 1016 OVERLAND —BIG G EST VALUE YET!

A 3-3 h.p. fivc-pasenger touring ear, the same in many particulars as 'ast year's model,'at a £65 price reduction. This is tho Overland offer for 1916. Picturo it! A racy streamline body, upholstered in genuine leather, equipped with every car luxury —roojny and comfortable. Think of tho sturdy 35 h.p. motor, high tension inageto, electric light and starter! Then remember the phenominally low price which the huge Overland output of 600 cars a lay makes possible. £65 lower in price, mark you—and the best of all Overlands. Call and seo one of ihese beautiful models, or write for free illustrated catalogue. A. Hatriok and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wangaani and Waitara. Local agents: Masterton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd; Bastin and Avery, Pahiatua. 4

Aluminium pots and pans »hft have become dulled or blackened »ith use can be cleaned by being well rubbed with a cloth dipped in lemon Juico.

THE H [MOBILE FOR J 916 IS WONDERFUL!

You would hardly believe that such a beautifully appointed car—such a mechanically perfect car, such, a reliable ear could be produced at such a prior. The new 5-r»assen-ger model contains many improvements—2o per cent more povcr in the motors for instance! '1 he equipment; '"s excellent—the liiish beautiful, and the workmansn : p criticproof, There's m • pmvoj*, more economy, more ""fort Han ever, but op increase in weight and r.o increa.se in price! Cushions rye made from machine-picked hair, with more and better springs. This graceful, powerful, 5-pn.ssenger model costs only £3BO with electric lights, electric starter, Bosch high-tension magneto, and complete equipment. Full particulars in the free Hupp catalogue—write for it. A. Ha trick aiid Co. Ltd., Wellington, Wunsrapui and Waitara. Local Agents:—W.F.C.A.. Masterton, Eketahuna and Pahiatua.

Wheat bran placed in coarse flannel bags is excellent for cleaning .lust from delicate wall paper.

KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND GRAVEL. COMPLETELY CURED BY DR. SHELDON'S GIN PILLS

'"I had been troubled with my kidneys for months past," writes Mr J. MoOoli, Trent-street, "Oamaru, N.Z; My back was constantly aching and my secretions wero disordered, being thick and cloudy. I also suffered with gravel, Some nights I obtained no rest. The pain in my back waa so bad and when I stooped tho pain shot across my back like someone digging a knife through me. I used a number of remedies, hilt they were of no use to me, and I was very bad indeed, I was reading a pamphlet about J)r. Sheldon's Gin Pills, and after reading some of the testimonials printed therein given by people suffering as I was, I determined to try them. I brought a bottle and after taking. a few doses I felt much better so continued taking thorn.. J am now completely cured, my back is strongef and does not ache, and the secretions have returned to their normal conditions; the gravel is also cured and I can rest well at night." Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills are sold at 1/6 and 2/0. Obtainable evorvwliere.

Sixpnny Pudding.—Mix together half a pound of flour, a quarter of a pound of chopped suet, six ounces of currants, half a pound of grated carrot, half a pound of floury potato, and threeounces om sugar. Mix with milk, and boil in a greased basin for three hours.

SUMMER WINDS AND HEAT. Probably in no oilier season of tiie year is it more necessary than i.i summertime io devote a little at ten tion W> the eare of the skin. Tho hot dry winds tend to dry tho skin a.;i,.l make it rough, and tho hot sun produces tan. etc. Ail that is required is a mild soothing antiseptic etnolis.nt to keep tho skin, smooth and free from blemish. Our "Poroxhic Cre-am" is a iion-proasv preparation and contain* nothing injurious, but only those ingredients l>est suited to keep tho skin clear, smooth, and healthy. Is 6d Per jar from J. V. Gordon. M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist (by exam.). Master ton.

WHERE DOSS THE SHINE COME FROM