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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 August 1917, Page 3

T OST—On Tuesday last, in Oxfo -■-* street, gold cable Bangle. Fin er rewarded on returning to Mr. <0. Keedwell. 797—3 JjVEiBYBODY'g JJVEBYBODY'g: The Show that Sets the Standard FRIDAY—To-morrow. The Eos Film iLlT'ljLiE) (iMJiSB HAPPINESS. ■: LITTLE iMIISS HAPPINESS. LiITO'LiE uVMSS HAPPINESS. ! Featuring June Caprice in a deligli ful Romance Also By Special (Request "THE MARTYRDOM OF NURSE GAVELL." "THE MARTYIRDOM OF NORSE OAVEtLiL.'' England's Nurse land Martyr. If you have not seen it this is yon only opportunity. MATH NEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2.30. Special program for the children. Bring the Kiddies along We will look after them. Price :—Adults 6d. Children 3d gATURDAY It's a Paramount Pro-am VICTOR MOORE

in "CHTMMY iFADiDEX OUT "WIEST." '•OTmniY FADDEN OUT '"WEST." A comedy drama of great interst— gripping and appealing.—DON'T ■MiTSS TT. Usual .Pi-ices. Reserves at AITKEN'S. 708-1 FOR SAT/f — Northern Star Seod Potatopß. fiq por cwt. A. F. Wilson, Fairfi" , 'l. 706-2-SITI'ATTON VAQANT. WANTED — Storekeeper to start Store at Kulcu Cheese Factory and vr<rk in factory in ijiaro time. State salnvy required. Apply in writing t<- manager, Kului Cheese Factory, Ohau. 796-3. DO K()T miss hearing Val Trigge at homo in the Century Hall, to-night at 7.30. 790—3 ~\KTANTED —Energetic man for cart. * * Apply Dean and Raw son, Cor-dial-makers, Devon-st. 765-3 T>EV VAL TRIGGE, (noted AusJI tialian Evangelist) is holding meetings eaah evening in tho C' ntury Hall at 7.30. Bring your friends! 789—3 RED CROSS SHOP. (Next C. M. Robs' Levin.) SPECIAL SHOP DAY Saturday next, Sept. 1 Mosdames T. Edwards and J. Bagrie in charge. Total proceeds to be handed to Horowhentra County Patriotic Fund. Home Cookery, Preserves, Sweets, Produce, Poultry and Meat. Everyone can help our County Fund. 786—2 CI OME and hear Val. Triggo in the > Century Hall this evening at 7.30 He has a message for you. 788—3 CLEARING SALE.

BATORDAY, SEPTEMBER. 'IST., 1.30 p.m. "|Y/|"ESSRS. PARKER AND VliN CENT have been favored "witih instructions from Joseph Boyd, [Esq., who has sold his farm, to sell ae above at the homestead, 'MdLeaivey [Road, Obiiu, the following: 3 'heifers, 1 steer, poultry, horse*, cart and harness, trap and harness, harrows, Planet Jr., hand chaff cutter, 100 posts, taible and seed potatoes. Domo separator, cultivator, 2 stumping jacks, a (grindstone, about 8 tons hay (prime), lawn mower, lawn roller, household 1 furniture including couch, kitchen table, chairs, flour bin, mirror front wardrobe, carpet square, B.iR. bed—stead and mattrasses, washstftnd and ware, etc., etc. Sundries too numerous to particulafrise. SATORiDiAY, SEPTEMBER IST, AT 1 P.M. PARKER AND VTNIQEJNT, ATJOnONHERiS AND MTDROHAiNTPS. "T> EY. Val. Triggo (converted athlete) Oj speaks each night in the Century Hall at 7.30. Alexander's hymn used. All welcome. 787—3 FOB SALE, 2 years' lease with right to purchase, 8 acres, 5-roomed house, bathroom, washhouee and numerous other buildings, £1 per week rent. 3. W. Perkins, Land Agent. 784-3 I'in your faith to "NAZOL." Thousands testify to its wonderful curative properties for bad colds and *jore throats. But be sure you got "NAZQL."—Adv SORE THROATS . ;XDID HOME-MADE GARGLE Sore throats, quinsy, tickling coughs whooping cough, hoarseness, and other throat troubles are relieved at | once by the following easily-prepared j remedy : — I .Mix water and sweetening with a bottle of Hean's Essence. Keep in a large bottle, and use freely wlienovor required.. As n gargle for inI fl:nned, relaxed and other sore throats it stands a champion. Relief is immediate. ft will also he found invaluable for bronchitis, asthma, and influenza. Even whooping cough is promptly relieved by the famous mix-t-'re. It contains no poison of any ikhitl. and may be given freely to both children and grown-ups. There is also a clear money-saving of at least 10s for your pooket.