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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8053, 3 April 1905, Page 3

That "Next Morning" Feeling. TT7HEI? the nest morning j ™ ' comes you feel like kicking yourself for a fool, but an acrobatic) feat of this character will not Hd you of that awful ache in the head, or remove that nasty nauseating taste in the mouth. If you want to "look good" and feel right, take Blue jjb~v-^ Flag |BUJ?V Liver LJl£m Cure- j i,?£olST£Rtt,nL) A teaspoonful in water on arising will ensure a clear head and active body for the day's work. It's worth knowing CHEMISTS AND STORES, 2/6 & 4/6 per bottle. THE HEW SEASONS "X" JAM I TS now ready, and is as pure | -*-'' and good as ever. It's a I little higher in piice, because it I costs more to make an absolutely | pure jam like the "X" than I the low-priced adulterated soI called 'jams. j"K" jamls pure, S. Kirkpatrick and Co., Ltd, I NELSON. J

MISS A. J. CULLISG'S CLASSES. MOERAKI CLUB, Opposite Working Men's Club, Cuba-st. Breathing a speciality. Massage treatment in connection with Sandow exer cisc for curvature of the spine, round or stooping shoulders, flat chest, large abdomens, wry necks, difference in height of shoulders. Above are only a few of the deformed conditions amenable to this treatment, which will be given any day or time appointed, Wednesdays excepted. Particulars and days of classes on application. Terms from time of commencing. H. JACKSON, CASH GROCER, CUBA-STREET. HPHE last consignment of my Summer '■*- Drinks has just come to hand. TEAS! TEAS! A large shipment of the well known Silver Candy, Triumph, and Yaubilla Brands just opened up. A few Preserving Pans for the jam season left at greatly reduced prices. BEST GROCERIES at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, as usual. A full stock of goods of every description on hand. Call and inspect my well selected stock before purchasing elsewhere. Families waited on daily lor orders. . Goods delivered to any part of the town free of charge ROBINSON & BOON, Fresh Food & Milk Supply Co., Are now in full swing. Carts delivering dairy produce to all parts of the town. The milk sold by us is fresh from Mr Luxford's model dairy, morning and evening, and is regularly tested. Medical gentlemen of Palmerston and veterinary surgeons, and all dairy experts have testified to the wholesomeness and cleanliness of our milk and other supplies. Go and see the dairy from which we draw our supplies for yourselves. Our dairy in Cuba-street is open daily. On Sundays from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m., and from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. t PALMERSTON NORTH FRESH FOOD & ICE SUPPLY T)EG to notify that fresh pasteurised J-* Milk, Cream and Ice will be sup plied daily to any part of town. The most up-to-date plant has been erected in Te Awe Awe-street for the cleansing and purifying of the milk, which will be carefully tested and guaranteed unadulterated. Pasteurisation of milk is simply a heating and chilling process which is now made compulsory in most cities of the world m the interests of the public health, anil must not be confused with milk treated by any other process, such as asrating, etc., which in no way can be a guarantee for the destruction of disease bacteria for which milk constitutes such an ideal medium. Inspection invited.. Telephone 240. Medical men of Palmerston North, interviewed about the pasteurisation of milk, gave the following answers:— 1. Is milk in the cow's udder ever free from bacteria ?—No. 2. Is aeration or cooling any security for the destruction of bacteria in milk ? —No. 3. Is pasteurisation of milk at a temperature of 155 Fahrenheit for 20 minutes, with a chilling to below 40 Fahrenheit any security for the destruc tion of bacteria?— Yes, 4. Is the albumen in the milk coagulated, or has the digestibility or food value of the milk been adversely affected by such a process ?—No. 5. Are the animal and other bad flavors removed from the milk by such a process ?—Yes. 6. Is it advisable in New Zealand to pasteurise milk for human consumption ?—Yes, decidedly. Of course most people in N.Z. know the great value of pasteurised milk as supplied in all the chief towns, but samples will be supplied free on application. We beg to notify that we have arranged with the hongotea Butter Factory for a regular supply of butter, which willbe delivered daily in a fresh and firm condition. THOMSON & TVER, Proprietors. Telephone 240.