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the odour of cooking, the smell of food, UCH! Not a natural feeling, but a condition brought about by a tortured system. Waste in the intestines decaying and spreading poisons through the body. There will not be a desire for food until the system has been cleaned by proper daily functioning. The easiest and best way is to take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They cleanse the system, restore “pep” and appetite, and the whole body rejoices. An occasional dose will keep you fit A MILD AND GENTLE LAXATIVE. S t c. m s < t. and Lfvir* WELL BOEING M'R. FARMER I Your Water Supply is the most essential feature. For Well Boring,, the erection of Bams, etc., see me—•up-to-date plant enables’ work to be economically effected. Esimates free. Lowest prices.—J. Simpson, Waiotira. 169

ANOTHER SORE THROAT Nothing is so good as FLUENZOL for killing germs, soothing inflammation and clearing up ulceration. Gargle daily for influenza and tickling coughs. FLUENZOL is very soothing and pleasant to use. Buy a bottle of FLUENZOL to-day and line up the family for a daily gargle. 4

CHOICE DAIRY-FED PORE I ft \ / I L I w. % PORK \ THAT IS BEAUTIFULLY CONDITIONED AND FIRM, IN CHOICE CUTS, NOT TOO FAT. Try a Joint for a change. Think of a delicious Roast of Pork, steaming hot, • succulent and juicy, served with • Apple Sauce, for your Sunday Dinner. Then we have Pork Sausages, seasoned exactly to your liking. Try a pound. Also BREAKFAST BACON—Try a Pound. TIMEWELL & KING “THE SERVICE BUTCHERS” Maunu Road Upper Bank Street Cameron Street 2060 Phone 2242 -2272 .

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