LAST FEW DAYS OF OUR SALE. Seize your Opportuuiiy now for GREAT BARGAINS. J. W. BERRIDGE NORTHAMPTON BOOT STORE HASTINGS. “ The nicest 'line of goods I have ever luid from you were last year’s Xmas Hams.”—Extract from a Shannon Storekeeper’s letter. WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF FINEST QUALITY XMAS HAMS From 61bs to ISlbs w’eight, cooked free. NOAV BOOKING ORDERS, Wholesale and Retail. JALITE jgACOV JpACTORY, ’Phone 279 HASTINGS. ’Phone 3*9
BE SURE | that f you give to your general health its proper share of attention. It is rather a curious fact that while ■% many people appear to manifest the greatest concern over their property generally, they are guilty of considerable carelessness concerning what < is really life’* chief asset —their general health. The tendency of the times is to make heavy—some- S times excessive—demands upon the physical powers, with the inevitable 4 result that the system gets run-down. Days like the present are exceed- < ingly trying and the bodily powers are liable to suffer from the strain. You will be well advised if S YOU TAKE | steps to combat the earliest manifestations of indisposition. Ills mul- <■ tiply—ailments develop—by neglect. Such symptoms as sick headache, biliousness, constipation, flatulence, < heartburn and loss of energy are J? indications of an over-worked or unsettled of the digestive's organs. One of the best medicines < to take under such circumstances is *9 Beecham’s Pills. In the treatment S of disorders of the stomach, liver < and bowels there is no other proprietary medicine which has had such a lengthy and successful record as jfUgewAMs phis € In boxes, labelled IOJd, l/i$ & 2/9.
dozen eggo I'es you ’ tuv < Leapiintho have tK m s-rifiiUaii v ben jhig 5 r I hcUSKHk-; of tis“ St ‘i 1-ol : y season because it j: : proved its exceo- i i Simply smear the i el-o! and roll the eg u ;s ( Shel-ol re- ' I intact even ■ e poached A in a clean F L g required. £ > waterglass -■ erver. Trv ’** - ■> a d 4/0 at all . t ~ Stores. * iSr *’ V JU \, ( j ' Ik Mr I ROTOSCILLO —-K. SEWINC MACHINE A revolution in the qjjj Ba sewing machine. W 1 A gent: fir j 0- C. CUNNOLD HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS
A Cold will vßOfh do right V xhrough > the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a dose or two of Bonninyton’s Irish Moss. It is a sure cure for coughs and colds, and should be in e .ery household. SBofiningtons i Irish moss gives speedy relief whether the cold be located in head, throat or lungs—it clears the chokecLtip air passages, banishes that “stuffy feverish feelmg, relieves that dry, parching sensation in the throat, ana eases the lungs. This lady, like thousands more, would not be without it a Mom with very treat araecew. HR I kava found it moat ban*neial tor tha children for •ought and oolde, during tha ucamjmw ■ •rid damp weather and al eraye r cstSSsiiXk like to keep a bottle in the eoHixTowt J houM.” J. W.COTTEN. “wa®” A»k for, and intiat on retting Bonningtotfa. No other ia .SvStES! jnat as good.** AU chamiats IRiSHJdQSJ | audatorea. > j .Sold in large and aaaaO bettlee. | 106 ”
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 272, 2 November 1916, Page 7
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