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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 3 January 1918, Page 3

OONTINIH D BUICK " ALL OVER THE COUNTRY." The Sixes are "always on the job" is they are "designed stfs built for that purpose by the very men who know hofrxtft js possible to build cheaper cars—but it is not possibl^sttr- build better and more serviceable at any price—that you already know. FOURS AND SIXES. Again we are offering cars in which every part is made with but one thought in^mind—QUALlTY. This applies to the little "Four" with as equal force ap it does to the big Six. Discriminating buyers do not like inferior stuff even if it is cheap—and the Bulck factory knows it. Ring up 'Phones 328 (Garage), 22 (Office), or 385 (Private) and arrange for a trial demonstration run. T. WAGGI& CO MASTER-TON. Sole Wairarapa Agent.

Every Woman Should Know that Semi-Flush will banish the disagreeable features of cleaning toilet bowlc. It keeps them spotlessly white, clean and sanitary. It gets at the hidden trap which nothing else can reach, cleans it and prevents odors; makes dipping water and scrubbing unnecessary. wuchvoul', tatft clean It hat-Flush J: |{M///unique —nothing else like it — J. I ill lis made to clean toilet bowls ( Your Dealer ' Your dealer has Sani-Flush or J \i; "csi|i ge,t it quickly; or write us a card giving your dealer's name and we will have you supplied. «\ Sani-Flush should be used ■ wherever there are toilets in Res- *■&■ 4sfieii*g| Business Offices, Hotels, Stores, Factories, etc. Does not injure plumbing connections. The Hygienic Products Co. .NMW> ■■*•■ 109 Pitt Street Sydney. N.S.W. 17, Victoria St., Wellington. SR2TP<SK TheCHEAPEST, OLDEST 4 BEST INFANTS*FOOD it Sold Everywhere _ in Tins, specially packed for Australasia. FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, and the AGED. • '.■-.«. tAgeufcs: Harrisons, Rameay Proprietary, Ltd., of Melbourns Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Wellington, Christchiirch, Dunedin Auckland. Manufacturers: JOSIAH R. NEAVE AXtS), CO M FORDINGBRIDGE ENGLAND.

jLotx never can ke Isn't it fearfully annoying to find that, iust when you think you have sufficient eggs to cook with, one or more is tainted. Grandmother suffered the same annoyance grandmother used eggs for her cooking—she used them because she had to. That was before the advent of MM wA Wa W& * 1 «k: m •m i 1 1 POWDER Nowadays, wise housewives are discarding eggs and so doing away with uncertainty. By using Edmonds Egg Powder, you will cook more economically and be certain of cakes, scones and pastry being beautifully light, of good colour, and dalicioot aad dainty in every way. A Free copy of our tplendid Cookery, Book will be sent p»it free on application to Edmonds Baking Powder Works, Chrißtchurcli, Don't forget—--64