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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 422, 13 June 1922, Page 6

WANTKD, waitresses lor wmlei ‘show. Apply .1. I!:iw 1 111 /AAKDKNKH ~ wan ts •'inployiro of, dippinp; or miy other work in pardon. Apply “Stimdaid” Olfier, WANTKD. a i« l linMf umnifo, to do scu’inp;, Apply at) Kin;' slirrt i | J'A IN'TIND work wanted, hy iT<r day 1 B or eoiilrael . Materml ptovtdi dit , \RKKINKD prison tihnnaiphly reliable) would like posit ion, care ot I or ‘J children, or Indp in pood lionir. Reply 10 “A.AI R., ’ "Slniidiinl” ((Hire.

jj (IST, Saturday night, n<‘:ir Rost E J Oliiee, woollen Imi'il (kid) glove (rigid hand). Reward. Apply ' Sixndard” (Hiico. 0 All'll SALK, one lirsl-ehtss house r cow. al the drop. Apply 14 Fox* ton Line. I'Kl L1)JN(1 SALK. FRIDAY. Jt’XK 16, 1022. odd store liinihs 400 ewes r.w. Romney rains 12 Jersey cross heifers, springing .41 store cattle 214 store wethers (> Lit cattle 152 fat sheep Hi dairy cows 20 forward bullocks On account Liggins Bros., Kiniholton.—24o 2-th Romney ewes r.w. p.b.' Romney rams 20th .March; 450 2 and 4-th Romney ewes r.w. p.b. Romney nuns 20th March ; 100 1, and f.m. Romnev owes r.w. p.b. Romney rams 20th March; 220 Romney ewe lambs; 100 2 and 4-th wethers. On account I l 'lock House Station, Rolls.- 400 4-th Romney ewes r.w. W . IVrrv Romnev rams; 400 4, 6 and 4 scars ewes r.w. W. Rmry Romney rams; 100 2-tli ewes r.w. W. Kerry Romney rams; 200 Romney ewe lambs. On account Mrs A, K. White, who has sold her property. 12 dairy cows, early culvers; I springing heiler.

DON'T CLOG THE STOMACHV | The indiscriminate swallowing of cough remedies containing narcotics, syrups or alcohol is injurious. Far the best way is to snilY up or gargle "Fluenzol" (1/6 A 2/0) which dispels bacilli and soothes inflammation without any injury to the system. i |R S J. 11. ANDER SO N, | Licensed Registry, Terrace End. I ! Wanted. —Cook-generals, cook-laun-drcsses, house-parlourmaids, under housemaid, generals, girls to assist, lady helps for private houses (town and country), cooks, housemaids, waitresses for hotels (town and country), assistant laundress for country hospital. I 1 j Waiting Engagement.—Farm hands, I milkers, ploughmen, hotel hands. i | Wanted.—Milker (machine), £1 TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD. WHY not build in brick 10 per cent, dearer than timber, o per cent, cheaper than concrete. Let ua auote; it will pay you. F. A. ORR, BUILDER. AND CONTRACTOR, 19 Bryant street. Our Portrait Ic or IVlrfl. WHELAN, of 105, Church Struct, North Shields, England, who writes "1 think it’s my duty to let all poor sufferers know how “Clarkes Blood Mixture ’ has cured me. 1 have suffered for over five years with abscesses in the face and neck, and have been through two operations, but they did me little good, and 1 was told I ‘was incurable. My face was in a terrible state, and I often prayed to die. Then my husband wrote from his camp saying that one of liis claims had been speaking to him about ‘Clarke’s Blood Mixture,’ and told me to try it. Well, I bought a bottle, and after using it the effect was wonderful. I could see it was clearing my face, and most of the severe pain left me, so I kept on using the Mixture, and after seven weeks I am cured.” C.i«niinno from Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, OlllTßl Gl S Glandular Swellings, Piles, Eczema, Bolls, Pimples, Eruptions, Rheumatism, Gout, should realise that lotions and ointments can but give temporary relief to be sure of complete and lasting benefit, the blood must be thoroughly cleansed of the impure waste matter, the true cause of such troubles. Clarke s Blood Mixture quickly attacks, overcomes, and expels the impurities, that is why so many remarkable recoveries stand to its credit. Pleasant to take* and free from injurious ingredients. ■' V Of all Dealers—see that you get Clarke’s Mood Mixture " Everybody's Blood Purifier."