HAVE' YOU BOUGHT IT YET?

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 686, 10 December 1909, Page 7

HAVE' YOU BOUGHT IT YET?

Iβ a question which appeals to almost every phase of life. The child who is promised a gift often asks the parent'/Have you bought it yet? and you can notice the intense'look of disappointment upon its face'when you reply that youhavo riot. Then the young lady, when her young admirer has been brave enough to ask the long-waited-for question, l and she has replied favourably, naturally asks, him: Have you bought it yet? meaning, of course, has ho the right size of ring, and if he has not done so, then she too Iβ disappointed; Then comee the marriage day, when in duo course the lucky, or unlucky, pair stand before the officiating minister. Everything is Retting on famously I until tho time comes to produce,the ring. The bridegroom fumblos in his pocket He cannot find it. "Lost suroly. Then m hard, cold words comes the inquiry from his annoyed intended mother-in-law: Have you''bought it yet? And so on thrbngh life various incidents, happen,' and the inquiry is often made: Have you bought it yet? It so happena that it is part of human nature to keep on putting off things, and that is tho reason the inquiry is so often, made. Now, delay in all-things is.dangerous, and that is the; reason why you should buy Bed Cross Ointment to-day, and not leave procuring it till to-morrow. An accident might happen to-night.'when the/shops aro closed. . If -you. have it handy in the house it will be the means of saving immense,suffering. Many, a person has had: cause to praise the healing properties of the Mighty Healer,; as ited Gross Ointment has beon aptly called. Get a pot to-day. As your grocer and ohemist stocks Red Cross all the time, and the price is only one shilling and sixpence, there is no reaeon why tho question should ue asked you again: Have you bought it yet? ■ ■ , ' i : .