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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 September 1917, Page 3

The effcatt by iMesdamea Bagriie and Edwards on behalf of the tELorowhenua Oountji Patriotic Fund—at the (Levin Red Cross Shop, lacft Saituir« day, realised the splendid result ctf over £24. iDeftaals will appear in 'our next issue. Yesterday /the Mayor of tLevin received from Haiwera ftihe /following dhieerful information for .Levin shareholders in the Taranaiki Iron Smekang Woriks: —'"Oommentoed runajng] pigiron yesterday j furnace working satiisfastonily; our espeotaitionsl ireafced.

"OAILViBS EtELISH "OWR.mMfTK^ As one farmer of large experience puts it : "The way the calves clean up their tins is the heat recommendation the food can hate." "GER®. MILK" just pure oonoentrated food, made from the finest cereals grown in New Zealand and specially prepared for young stock. It is easily digested, highly nutritious and lias the important qualities of palatability. There are no chemical colorings in "OE/R.EMlLK"—absolute purity is guaranteed. It is so well balanced, too, that the animals develop splendidly without being troubled with soours. At all stores and factories.— Fleming and Co., Jervois quay, Wellington.—Advt. |

Money saved is money earned, and the housewife who desires the most satisfactory results always uses Edmonds .Baking Powder. It goes farthest, is more economical and makes the lightest and most appetising cakes, scones and puddings. As palo prigs and. philosophers say, Wo all hope to »et that much at least, ' And without any needless delay. Alas! how scon have passed away The joys and hopes of yesterday I And vet it doth console to know Its griefs and pangs have passed also. The colds and coughs which yesternight Filled countlesß hearts with pain and fright, Hnvo passed away—could not endure, Opposed to Woods' Great Peppermint

A FRIEND AOYISED HER . Q Tn» following letter from Mrs. Thomaa Brown, of Healesville, Victoria, • will prove interesting to many of our read era: — "Some time ago I ?utl"rH from 8 severe auac't ul Kidney Loiupiaint. The first symptoms were great weakness and emaciation with terrible pain all over ray body, especially across my back My whole body was lacked with pail, and 1 could get but little ease day or night. Medicines were prescribed for me but failed to do me any good. 1 oared very little what became of me, 1 was so weak and miserable. I had nearly given up all hope when a friend advised me to try Warner's Safe Cure I commenced to take it and derived great benefit from taking the contents of the first bottle. I continued to take the medicine, getting stronger and bet ter every day. I soon regained m, v former strength and energy, the paint all left me, and I seemed to have a new lease of life. lam now quite stioiij; find happy." Warner's Safe Cure is a wonderfu' remedy in cases of kidney and liver disorders, and complaints arising from fcefficient action of the kidneys and liver, such as rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, blood disorders, anemia, indigestion, bilious nesp, jaundice, sick-headache, general debility, gravel, stone and bladder troubles. Warner s Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original ( £s; .bottles and in the cheaper (2s (j;!; "Concentrated" non alcoholic form; each containing th« «unu number of doses.—Advt 1