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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9333, 6 October 1910, Page 5

Getting 1 a patent Is not so easy and safe a thing, or not invariably, as many people think. The man with an idea ehould consult an expert. Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, of JLambton Quay, Wellington, publishers of Progress—the inventors' journal—are constantly saving people expense and trouble. Local agents, Ravenhill and Co.; the Square, Palmerston North. —Advt. If .you want your old straw «hat to look as fresh as a new one you must insist on having only the highest quality Hat Polish. This polish' stiffens the straw, dries quickly, easily applied, does not soil the hands, will mot wash off, and is never sticky. Stocked in the latest shades at Collinson's —Victoria blue, navy blue, black, natural straw, violet, etc. Full instruction with_ each bottle. —Collinson and Son, Gheapsid.e, Palmerston North. — Advt.

My "joints are all cold," said the cook ; The back of my "tongue" is quite "raw." ' , I'm juet "overdone," I feel terribly crook,' With a pain like a "boil" on my jaw. Mv "flesh" ie quite "chilled"; it's the "flu." I'll not take "pot" luck, eaid this • stewer; I'll get what is best, old or new, That's Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. r-Adyt,