NEWS IN BRIEF
Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds, never fails, Eskimo and Indian ■women in isolated parts of Alaska buy the, latest styles in clothes from a flying merchant who carries a stock of dresses to them by aeroplane. When feeling listless and languid, take the Special Nerve Tonic.— J. Wrigley, Chemist. In Greece a person sentenced to death is not executed till two years have passed. Most economical and selling more rapidly than ever, assorted cases of ales, wines and spirits from Guinness Bros. The Irish Hospital Trust recently received £5 for welfare work in Dublin from a winner in Trieste of a £IOO prize in the last Cesarewitch Sweep. This is’ 1 * the first such donation. For indigestion and flatulence, the Special Digestive Mixture. — J. Wrigley, Chemist. Motor-car drivel's take the name chauffeur from a band of eighteenthcentury French brigands who tortured their victims by burning their feet. The Special Hand Emollient softens and whitens the hands. For summer and winter use.—J. Wrigley, Chemist.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LX, Issue 11093, 19 April 1933, Page 3
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