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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5359, 17 February 1916, Page 3

Unlike other SAARLAND’S Pure and Sore Ootm pound costs no more then before the War. Save money by gang SAARLAND’S. ■SHAELAND’G absolutely is THE Baking Powder. Purest, strongest, and CHEAPEST SAARLAND’S is bound to rise. Get it hum your grocer.

Spare the Manure and Spoil the Farm Every sheep yon rear takes a considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil. If yon are to keep np the quality of the crops and stook you must restore this vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. They contain the plant foods necessary for production of bigger crops—and these, in their turn, give Fatter Sheep. W.M.E. Co.'s Nos. la and Sa mixtures are principally Phosphatic Manures containing a proportion of Nitrogen to sustain the growth. They are specially suitable for Turnips and Baps. Prices Net Cash on tracks at Ngahawmnga la lftoßt. Mh : Per Ton Mo. li Mlxtars - - £B/17/« No. 6* - - - £l/17/6 Imported Superphosphate - - £5/10Particulan of analysis posted on request. SEND TOUB STOCK to Wellington Heat Export Co.. Ltd., for shipment. Fat Sheep. Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-30 HUNTER STREET WELLINGTON 19

You save much money when . you use HEAN’S ESSENCE. ten shillings on a pint of best cough, cold, and sore throat medicine. Be sure it’s Hean's. • Gargle FLUENZOL | Take Nature’s greatest remedy, | LANE’S EMULSION nd ward off humanity's greatest Consumption. 2 b and scourge—--4 6. J WPEARCEY, Blind for 28 • years), desires to inform the Sublic of Pahi&tua and surrounding istricts that he is prepared to make and repair all Kinds of Wickerwork Chairs, Baskets, etc; and also make Ha! tare, Girths, Netting, Matting, etc., and Repair Mattresses. All orders will be promptly attended to Prices Moderate. Address: KING STREET, P&hiatua. f Bronchitis Banished! BY TAKING o Ll&iQn

REXONA SOAP FOR THE HAIR. So far, no K»p hon htaa manufactured which letres the heir so soft end sheeny, ns silky end full ed lustre, and, et the seme tine, so elastic, es does Berne Skin end I'eciel Soap. This is in pert ecooantsd for by the fact thet Benoe Soep contain* no minerel metter. Some medicated soepa take the eolos oat e t the heir end make it se dry that it breaks off in short lengths. Not ao with Rexona Soap, which contains only soothing natural oils which sfcrengjthen the heir, remove den druff, and promote a healthy and luxur ianl growth. Ladies who have used 11 e x o n e Skin and Faoial Soap with which to wash thoir heads have declared that not only does the hair grow longer and thicker when this soap is regularly used, but it has a more abundant appearance—that is, it has an inclination to spread out and beconio wavy, and not to hang limply to the head. Ladies, please remember you make the most of yonr hair when you use Rexona Soap. If there he any soros on the head, or obstinate scarf or dandruff, rub a little ltexona Ointment into tho roots of the hair. This courso of treatment will wonderfully help the aanetive edfeots of the Rexona Soap. •‘Got it at i.ougmore a Pharmacy.”