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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 208, 31 August 1918, Page 6

Rpv. It. S. Gray will preach to-morrow morning and evening at the Baptist Tabernacle. At the latter service he will specially address young men and women. Labour leaders and l.a!>our papers in Canada and the states say: "Prohibition [ increases wagee. and the lx-neOts are so great that Ijabour is now solidly behind it." Come and hear Jimmy Simpson prov" it to-morrow afternoon at the Town Hall. He ought to know, as he is first, vice-president of the Trades and . Labour of Canada.—(Ad.) The eoap Uiafe maKlng New Zealand famous, "TAXIWHA." It's just perfect for every requirement of the home— kitchen, laundry, bath.—(Ad.) I canvass aronnd with pai!kct tea, Which takes mc everywhere, yon see: And where 1 go, both far and near, The same familiar name 1 bear. Especially in winter lime. When coughs and colds are at their prime: I hear at every d-x>r. I'm sum, Ttio prflisc of Woods (.»rou t T'cppcrmiQt Cure. If y<lll ire a sufferer from indigestion, take Dr. CrosslaTids Xoxol. This pure, herbal mediciue will qnickly put to rights the disordered system, stimulate the organic functions, make for the proper secretion of pnslric fliiid, aud the complete reorcnnlsation at the stomach le orsiins. L'hemletsi and ,>;ton?s sell Dr. Croselands Nosol at 2/ bottle, (iet it.—Ad. Intense interest is being displayed ill the efforts being made to settle the liquor question. A great rally is to be I addressed by Jimmy Simpson, Labour I leader and orator, first vice-president of the Trades ajid Ijabour Congress of Canada, at the Town Hall, 3 p.m., 'tomorrow (Sunday). Hun. J. T. Paul. M.L.C., in the chair. — (Ad.) Tf your throat Iβ sore and irritable take NAZOL; it will give you relief. Ad.