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try bee ointment at our EXPENSE. So satisfied: are the proprietors as to the merits of Bee Ointment that they are willing that you should try it at their risk. A generous free sample will be posted to any reader on mentioning this paper. Bee Ointment is really splendid for cuts, burns, sores, bruises and abrasions. It should be kept in every home. Its antiseptic properties quickly remove all irritation and enable the skin to heal. Invaluable where there are children. Bee Ointment can be secured from any chemist or store. An eighteenpenny pot lasts a long time. Write for your free sample to-day. Bee Ointment Proprietary, Box 388. Wellington.* NAZOL relieves cold in the head and Nasal Catarrh.*' • Mr J. 0. Anderson, of Stirling, expressed a strong objection at the monthly meeting of the Clutha Farmers’ Union to the Government’s action in placing conscientious objectors on the State Training Farm at Wereroa. About 20 of these persons have been placed on this farm, and Mr Anderson stated that any decent person would not allow, a member of his family to be working among them. He went on to refer to the conscientious objectors as the “meanest skunks on' the face of the earth,’’ and stated that it was a most contemptible action on the part of the Government to consider that any white man would work alongside such persons. The conscientious objectors should be dumped into the sea, said Mr P. S. Watt. Mr Christie observed that while they were called “conscientious objectors,” they never knew they had a conscience till the war broke out. Other members also objected to the Government s procedure, Mr Anderson stating that he would not allow his son to work alongside a conscientious objector ‘ or any such beast.” HOUSEWIVES —Save work and worry. Ask for particulars of famous “Sweeper-Vac,” for hand, or “Electro-Vac,” where electricity is available. 3 machines in I.—Manning Machinery Co., 188 Cashel St., Christchurch. When you feel a cold coining on, don’t wait until it has gripped you,but take NAZOL at once.*

y & i® mm ■m m*yrL ■>:i’Zfr&mm r\ sk A Great Sufferer praises Dr. SHELDON’S GIN PILLS ® “I have been a great suffered with kidne'* tr*r.hies and gravel ever 3incc my haby "was born, about 18 months ago, writes Mrs Myra Lake, 11 Hartley Street, Rozello, N.S.W. “The pain in my side was so severe that I used to moan. I also suffered with scalding, and my water wa3 like mud. For my complaints I tried everything I could think of, but I derived no benefit whatever. One day I managed to crawl up to my mother’s place, and she gave me a bottle of Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Fills, for she said they were the only thing that would, do mo anv good. I took my mother’s advice and used the pills, and they cured my back, also my other ailments, and have made a new woman of mo altogether. I can now get ahead with my household duties as well as ever I did In my life. Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Pills are a splendid medicine for all women, and I shall always recommend them, and also keep a bottle in the house.” The Reliable Remedy for Ailing* Women Backache and Kidney Troubles are only too prevalent nowadays, and to successfully treat, them it is necessary to use a special remedy designed particularly for this trouble. Such a remedy are pr. Sheldon’s Gin Pills. . They are a specially prepared Backache' and Kidney Pfil* entirely different from any other remedy on the market, and infinitely more efficacious. A trial will convince the most sceptical. Sold ih two size glass conteiners, at 1/6 and 2V6 »er bottle. .DEShelflonS rr^lTSjr For BACKACHE AHO KIDNEY TROUBLE

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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4810, 6 March 1918, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4810, 6 March 1918, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4810, 6 March 1918, Page 3

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