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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 209, 3 September 1919, Page 11

I POVERTY OP THE BLOOD. '' " Ask Loasby About It." Hundreds of people uffer from poor-' V ness of the blood. Probably they don't j. | know they are anaemic. "When you fee'j a : tired, always tired, the functions not! natural, the appetite fickle, troubled ' with flatulence and indigestion, constipa- ,. tion, headaches, nerve pains, low spirits, I everything a trouble, then is ihe time ,] to come and "Ask Loasby About It." | During the many years I have been inj 'I business I must have treated thousands ''! of sufferers like this. They all get better, j I What I have done for sufferers in the , ! past I can do for you. Ido noching else B I hut prescribe for sufferers who are not V\ well, yet not bad enough for the doctor. " No "matter what your trouble is, ccme and "Ask Loasby About It." If I can--8 not do you good I will tell you so. My advice is iree. A. M. LOASBY, The Only Prescribing Chemist, 24, His Majesty's Arcade, Auckland. Open on " Friday "nights from 7 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Ad. c 1 :

m At a recent meeting of the Avondale P South Community Guild a lecture was ■* i given by Professor Grossmann on "Euro'l pean Post-war Problems." Despite un--1 i favourable weather there was a large s j attendance in the new" Mission Hall '> I under tho chairmanship of Mr. W. N. " j Ingram, and keen appreciation of the 3 lecture was manifested. [ "Moni-tenr" announces thalt ttho strengrtn ' of tho Uelgian .Army for 1919 "mis been fixed 3 jat a maxlm'Um of 350,000 men on a war • footing, and 100,000 men on a peace foot- .' j lng. t ' Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, j! ""V»r Couchs and Colds, never fails. l'< MOHTTMENTAt ___SO__. \ W. PARKINSON AND CO., j MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. HEAD OFFICE ' I VICTORIA ST. W., AUCKLAND r BRANCHES : ' WAIKUMETE STATIOJf. YTAIKAIJAKA. * . ; WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. (