Ye strive fo;r gold, and lose °u r health In anxious seeking after weal th ; Yet healtli. more precious is th.aw gold, A stalwart frame; than wealth* untold, suffered' from a couch at night. Which sore disturbed, our slumbers light; But now our sleep is deep and sure. Secured by Woods’ Great Pep]M’rmint Gure. 3.
ELL Syme. ELECTRICIAN , Successor to L. iir'vrn). TVork earned out at — REASONABLE BATES —in all parts of the town, j-nd distjric*. FULL STOCKS OE ACCESSORIES including' — irons Kettles Radiators Toasters Ranges & Heaters. HTNCr 54 for PROMPT SERVICE
Planting Time Bhelte r your Homes and your Stock. ivoiv Your Own Fruit Get, M rood Hardy Trees from a Col dei Climate than Your Own! I Plants Grown in the Snow at Stratford will Crow Anywhere! Wfe Have Everything; ;;|j'!,! Macrocar pa, Lawsomaua, :||||ii Pinus Tnsignus, Murillilil cata, Prickly Acacia, illlil Boxthorn, Fruit Trees, li| Garden Hedges, Goose;|||l! berries and Currants. . . rChnv iring Shrubs and Trees of all Kinds. i W. PETTIGREW Jk SONS. 81. W, Straiten ,
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Opunake Times, 28 March 1939, Page 1
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170Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Opunake Times, 28 March 1939, Page 1
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