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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4944, 18 September 1914, Page 2

Look Under the Bonnet, THAT is the place to see if a woman is good and pretty. There is the index of character. Every prospective purchaser of a Motor Car should look LOOK UNDER THE BONNET! For there he will find the true character of the Motor Car tendered for his Good Money. Prospective purchaser, we ask you to LOOK UNDER THE BONNET! OF THE NEW STUDEBAKER CARS. PAHIATHA AGENTS : A. & R. DONALD " MOTOR GARAGE.” PAHIATUA ’Phone 77. Private ’Phone 58.

1914 MODELS Overland Cars. FOR Comfort and Reliability the OVERLAND is hard to beat. PRICE and FULL PARTICULARS on application. ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED. PAHIATUA CYCLE and MOTOR BARA6E. B« H. WILLS, ’Phone 99, PAHIATUA. GARB FOR HIR*. CARS FOB 8188

v-: • i, m ■m ml $ Calumet is the aristocrat of the smoking mixture*. Made by the» r “V\ famous Westminster f • y Tobacco Co., it is the favoured smoke of the cultured Englishman, and it has helped many a Maorilander to appreciate what quality in tobacco really means. Calumet Tobacco is an exquisite blend of specially selected leaves; mild and fragrant yet full of flavour. It burns evenly with a dry clean ash. R is sweet and satisfying, and every tin help* you to win a beautiful present in the Calumet Tobacco and Regent Cigarette Special Free Gift Scheme. Try a tin—you will be delighted with Calumet Tobacco Oat a Tim Sift Gatalaraa fram yonr tohneaaalat «r writ* far ana ta Calumet, Box S3l, Wellington.

A LITTLE GIRL AT EAGLEHAWK SUFFERED WITH A HARD DRY COUCH FOR SIX MONTHS. ‘•THE STRAIN OF COUGHING MADE HER VERY WEAK.” ‘‘My little girl, aged 14 years, had a very hard dry cough for about six months,” writes Mrs Caroline Moore, Napier Street, Eaglehawk, Victoria. ‘‘She used to get a very tight feeling in the chest at night. Really it was very hard for her to breathe, and sometimes when she would cough her nose would bleed. The strain of coughing made her very weak indeed. I tried all sorts of different cough cures for her, but none seemed to break the cough. One day I was reading the paper and saw Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs and colds advertised ,and I heard such u lot of good reports about it that I went up to my grocer and got a bottle to try. I gave her a dose, and she did not oough the whole night long. I kept on giving it to her, and it took the tight feeling away from the chest almost at once, so that after a week’s treatment with Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery she was quite cured, and has not been troubled since.” Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery is sold at Is fid and 3s. Obtainable at L. W. Longmoro’s, Chemist, Pahiatna.

A Wanganui oorrespondtent says that at the present time, when an appeal is being marie to farmers to put in plenty of season able crops, it seems a pity that such a large area of Maori land is lying idle. There are hundreds of acres of some of the hest land in the Dominion lying between 1 urakina and Wangarnli growing nothing hut gorse, rushes, and other weeds, and yet, if treated, would grow enough produce to supply hundreds of families.