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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4592, 22 June 1917, Page 7

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SALVATION ARMY GLADSTONE ROAD. II a.m.—Special Address to Aged People from the Old Men’s Borne "How old art thou.”~ C cn. 47. g_ g (13 Aoj “t Ant warn Hol^bs WiU^ya t ; tM of y e ' tri hute OOA ne ration t jbl r he to dteil Gr °n- Q of 'i'Ai «e. Aged people are seldom without their burdens, infirmities, pains, aches, suffering trials and. temptation ; loss of strength, appetite, memory, hearing, sight and friends. Motor Bus will leave the Old Men’s Home at 10.30 a.m. Band will play them to the Hall. 7 p.m.— Mrs Adjutant Holmes, who is a capable speaker, will give a stirring Gospel Address. Make a point to be there at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES —OF—j\TEP ONSET ROOFING AND gUILDING pRODUCTS pAROID JJEAYY pOOFING Lasts longer and it costs less than Corrugated Iron. JHEPONSET ATERPRO OF WALL pOARD For Walls and Ceilings. GISBORNE" HARDWARE CO., AGENTS, 58 GLADSTONE ROAD MONEY TO LEND FROM £5 UPWARDS, On All Kinds of Security, Including FURNITURE ANT? PIANOS (Without Removal). STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Repayable by Easy InstalmentsCall or Write, enclosing stamp for xepiy. il eThill, UNION BxVNK BUILDINGS, Representing L. W. JJALKIND. '/ Tel 140. WEDDING CAKE BOXES, Tin * lined to fulfil postal regulations.—Apply Times Printing Works, Peel Street., Phone 500 As Sandy Magillv was "boiling his billy He said t<? his mate with a moan, ‘‘l’m stiff, I’m cold, I’m feeling quite old, And I’m aching right thro’ to the bone.’’ Said his mate, with a smile, ‘‘Wait here awhile;,' In my swag I have something that’s sure :\. , , V * , To put you right for the rest of the ■ night— / : It’s called Woods’ Great Peppermint •Cure.’’*" , v •■■■ V': VA V:.v