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Hawera Star, Volume L, 5 March 1931, Page 2

ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. CYCLE REPAIRS Every Repair from a bent frame, wheel or handle bars, to a new spoke, is well done here at a low price. IRA J. BEID6EE Cvcle and Motor Equipment Store ELTHAM Phone 149 S Model A Roadster; condition equal to new, small mileage; a new car less first year's depreciation; £l4O. age, Eltham. ■pORD 2-Seatcr, m good condition, good tyres, good hood; £2O.—C. C. Easy terms. —C. C. Stanners, Eord GarStunners, Eord Dealer, Eltham. DTon TrucK in excellent con'L dition, bodywork and tyres good; a snip at £65. Eas yternis. —C. C. Stanners, Ford Garage, Eltham. One Man in Twelve- % PAN be MADE J t. o ‘ ‘ fit. ’’ a Ready to Wear Suit and looks pretty good in it. If you are one of the eleven you should have your suit made to measure here, and get PERFECT FIT. Style, Finish and lasting wear at no greater cost than the ready to wear. BESLEY’S ltd The Modern Tailors UNION STREET, HAWERA.

“GETTER Times Campaign.” Hurry J=> along the better times with music. A New La Gloria Gramophone and five records for 1/6 weekly.—T. G. Liddington, sole agent, Hawera. CHAW'S Popular Sale—Silk Ties, 1/3, 6/11; Mosgiel Underpants, 7/11; Flannels, 3/11. The greatest bargains in Taranaki at the Busy Shop, High St. GHEUMATISM and Kindred Complaints absolutely cured by Rhunerva health herb, taken as tea. Protect, yourself from winter’s wet days. For free sample _ and testimonials apply agents: Miss M. Hill, High Street, Hawera; S. Taylor, Chemist, Patea. Or send Id stamp to Goodey and Son, Box 430. Wanganui.

p LUNKET gwCIETY. BOOMS OPEN DAILY. Albion Street. AFTERNOONS —Monday, Tuesday ans. Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Thursday and Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. MORNINGS —Wednesday and T l 'nrs day, 10.30 a.m. to 12 (noon). NURSE DTX. Telephone 2779.

Sickness is Easier to Prevent Than Cure Prominent medical authorities are to-day drawing special attention to the importance of usingpreventive medicines to maintain good health, instead of waiting until stricken down with sickness which could have been avoided. The custom in some countries is to pay the doctor to keep you well. An arrangement which works out more satisfactorily to both sides. The doctor has a regular income and the people generally enjoy regular health. We insure our houses against fire, but at the same time take precautions to prevent them catching fire. Some people insure their lives against sickness or accident —a good plan, but it is not enough. Care should be taken all the time to avoid that outbreak of sickness and for that purpose a suitable medicine is required. H Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills will be found a preparation invaluable for this purpose. It is not claimed that they possess any miraculous powers, but as an everyday household remedy they are invaluable. They are a searching, cleansing medicine, acting on the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. A pill occasionally will keep the system clean and in perfect order, and protect it from disease of all kinds