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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXX, Issue 8450, 15 May 1906, Page 7

Hooper and Co. are the first in the market with new autumn and winter novelties. They have just opened their first instalment of novelties in French-model millinery, dress goods, jackets, straw hats in the latest shapes, tlowers, blouses, and hundreds of other lines. Visitors to the Show and others should make an early call at Hooper's for first selection.* That red Feeling 1 Which is so dishearten- m^/f/m^f^ J ing is often ij&p' caused by Wj iSi/ ; poor, tnin / VP/'jTo \Cz blood, 0?p \\ ?Jk ing in defi-f/ M'/m I f-7 .fc__f /VI / fSjt cient vitalrty.y/ _f*==-\ 'lyw^fThe blood needs (fc\ to bo enriched t' \ liHif ;\ and vitalized; I W >» * ' and for this there is no medicine iv the world equal to y _* &y S« r ii xs <p , ifi <:r iF > iii* r i al-)dPdriild Tho cures it lms worked, the men, •women, and children ifc lias restored to health, are countless in number. One such experience is as follows: "I have used Ayer's Sarsaparilla in my family for years, and would not be without it. I used to suffer with boils ancl skin eruptions, attended with great lassitude and exhaustion. In fact, I was so ill that I could not attend to my business. Being advised to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I did so, and I am happy to say that the medicine restored me to perfect health. I have since used Ayer's Sarsaparilla for my children, in various complaints, and it has always proved effective. I can safely recommend it to sufferers as a true blood purifier." There are many imitation Sarsaparillas. Be sure you get "AVER'S." Prepared by Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S. A. AYEE'S PILLS, the best family laxative. \ COAL. I —, —, — j A NY Coal in any quantity j J___ delivered anywhere. j PIG FEED, ground from whole grain. j SAM BBOWN, I Wellington. 1 The purity and percentage of ultramarine determine the bleaching properties of Blue. Laundry Blue is made up of ultraI marine, in combination with glucose or some other substance, to bind the particles into a nob. It is the ultramarine that is of value, for it does the bleaching. Some Blues contain an excess of binding matter, others are made of inferior ultramarine, while some contain the faults of both. "Royal Bine" or Empire Blue as it is often called contains the highest perI centage of pure ultramarine. It Is used [ in the Wellington Hospital Laundry 1 because of its efficiency and economy. " Royal Blue " is sold by all storekeepers. J 3 \ FOR THE HORSE. } 0 The horse that is troubled with $ i Fistula, Spavin, Cracked Heels, | ; Girth Galls, Sore Back, Wounds, ; 0 or Barbed-wire Cuts, should be $ ; • treated with ♦ ; No. 2 j I SOLOMON I 0 0 \ SOLUTION j ♦ ♦ J The safest and surest remedy for I 1 such ailments, but ask such prom- * ♦ inent trainers as Charles O'Connor, * I Horace Lunn, R. Gooseman, ancl $ t A. Robertson. Horace Lunn says ♦ ; he has "found it undoubtedly the JJ I finest remedy brought before the || ♦ public." ♦ ♦ Prices—3/" and 6/- per jar. ! f Procurable from Jas. Elliott, | 0 Saddler and H. E. Eton, a ♦ Chemist, Masterton; from all ♦ $ Stores, Saddlers, and Chemists; $ 1 or post free from Solomon Sol- t i irnoN Proprietary, Wellington. JJ ♦2 - f