SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. CHAMPION IS CLASSED "A" ESSENTIAL, WHICH SPEAKS VOLUMES FOR HIS VITALITY A2iD PBOWESS— JJIS MOTTO IS "All tilings whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.''— Truly characteristic. Champion i 3 grieved that the Wellington "Post," at the Beat of learning, hag made the following attack:—"Many, adds the 'Post,' would be glad to pull out of the war if they could hide their backsliding under the pretext of some higher service, but New Zealand must discharge her full duty, avoiding anything savouring of war weariness.'' Well, who are the backsliders? Champion is of the opinion they are the ones over military ag» like himself, who are profu&o in advice as to what others should do, while we remain in comfort at home, saying with all solemnity, "we must --- it through.'' But Champion is of opinion the public can s«o through us. "Why don't we approach Sir Jamee Allen like men, and aay "Tako our all, why kill the small man? and we ar e willing to do anything you want, from milking cows to carting coal, hut lot us win the war by sending away every man up to 50 years of age, and wo will fill their places, keop their busi- . neasee together (under supervision), and the homo firea burning." Champion is of tho spinion that excuses would be unlimited &3 'iO hereditary ailments far beyemd the rcmperativo, powers of his Standard" Gruel Advice is one of tho most erratic and cheapest—except from lawyers and sometimes tho Prc63—commodities now on tho market. Recent cablegrams from Franco statod that 125,000 farm owners and workers had been taken from tho fi?htin<r lines and again put dn tho land to produoe, in faoe of tho heavy importations of Chinese and others for this work. Mr Moss, of th« Efficiency Board, Btates that 20,000 farm owners and workers had enlisted up to end May. How does this compare with France? The most revenuo and taxation is derived from the soil, so we must not bo cauiht Trapping with an overdoso of false patriotism. My people, your only salvation is to stick to Champion Muscle Raieor Floux and Standard Oatmeal and Rolled Oata. I am, T7 • AUCKLAND. 19-7-18. V.j . ' ARGUMENTUM ,-r > JUDICIUM. (Argument appealing to the judgement). 6379 O.L. KINCAID'S PEARL OF THE EAST TEA 2a 4d lb. Without Coupons. Q KINCAID'S SPECIAL TEA ■2a per lb. "Without Coupons. KINCAID'S FAMILY TEA Is lOd lb. Without Coupons. CEYLINDO TEAS 2s 2d, 2a 6d lb. With Coupons. OUCH High Quality Teas could not possibly-be sold at above prices were it not for our system of buying direct, and selling direct to you, thus eliminating all middle profits. KINCAID'S, LTD. KIM 3-412
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16271, 23 July 1918, Page 6
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