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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11325, 1 October 1930, Page 2

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‘•I believe that in coi>u.octioi) with military matters 1 am the most am-, eopuhtr man. in the country. the Minister of 'Bo fence aim M<m. J G. Cobbed, declaring tlm com once of. South African War Veterans:; onen. “That is due to tlm call 1m economy.' and the fact that,.we have to retrench in certain directions;. •' lady whose husband is. not micommim teef with military matters sau the .■Has firing half-mast the other day. and asked hopefully .who■ it was. lo . ‘When she- was told she was much disappointed. ‘I wish it was lor Mi Cobbed she said. (Laughtw .)... IVORY FLOATING SOAR. Famous Ivory Toilet Floating Soap, reduced price for small, cake.., four for sixpence.—Eastwood s -Book Store and Lending Library. BAB CLEANSING AT CJAhVING TIMID. : When a cow calves every attentionmust ho given to her,' so that she has every-., eh unco to regain nor iormer vitality -in order to ward oil attacks- of mamnii.tis, milk teyer, colds, chills, etc. Ore nulling her with Sykes’s Drench ensures a pro-, per cleansing of/tho afterbirth,. thus preventing the- membrane remaining in tho uterus and decomposing, setting up the various ills cows aro sub-, uect to at this critical , period: " Remember, Sykes’s Breach acts as a tonic; not as a purgative. It tones Up the Wood a nil digestive organs, ittiul quickly’ restoken the cow .to profitable condition. Bo -not .waste, money: in experiments. Use Sykes s Drench in the first place-and avoid the disapuintmeiits which arise from tho use of imitations. . Follow the advice of sensible and practical faiv ’thers and commence this season • by methodically;;'; drenching every : cow with. -- Sykes's Drench. WSold everywhere "17/- a- dozen,yd/«. a; packet, Each- packet contains two drenches.