Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14340, 9 July 1914, Page 3

Mil Api! Thp man who rides about in winter weather without taking A GOOD OILSKIX with him runs a hundred to one chances of getting a soaking before lie gets homo. ' Better provide vourself now with one of DAWSON’S oilskins, 06 an OVERCOAT. It will stand the wildest riot of wind and weather, and no rain will penetrate it. It_ will keep you warm and dry, and comfortable. Don’: wait till to-morrow — LOOK IX TO-DAV. A. 0. Dawson OUTFITTER, WANGANUI. > % W/ usa. gT’~ " ■ ■; Bare as hen’s teeth is the cold that cannot be soothed by ‘•Xazn!.’’ Taken inwardly, inhaled, or robbed on .the chest, “XazoJ” is wonderfully rjiiick amt 1 efficacious. Marvellously cheap, tool Is Gd buys GO doses. The “Herald” for all kinds of Printing, Stationery, etc. ! DO WE DP.IXK EXOUGH WATER? “Xo,” said a doctor the other day. “Water in abundance helps to flush the .system.” But better than water is Wairongoa Natural Mineral Water. Always pure, always pleasant; while the properties it contains keep the liver, kidneys, and blood in good order. Take solely, or with your drink. Clubs, hotels, stores, chemists. WlsOTyFl< <4 T w ' .w JK--1 ~£-’2A yh m mm 4.1 it lIP lovesa That the husband jealous of. Years ago Edmonds Baking Powder started out, Don Juan like, to woo and win the heart of every housewife in the land. The wonderful success of this ardent and constant swain is almost proverbial. Indeed, you will find Edmonds’ Baking Powder “on the shelf” in practically every home. Why should the husband be jealous of this gifted wooer who brings into the home the finest pastry, scones, puddings and cakes it is possible to bake J Has Edmonds’ Baking Powder captivated your heart ? Are you, ardent in its praise? If so, use it i, , often — Everybody’s doin’ it! SW% a! tj j.v I r v VNn.

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