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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 5851, 26 September 1917, Page 3

Spare the Manure and Spoil the Farm Every sheep you rear takes a considerable quantity o£ bone phosphate from the soil. If you are to keep up the quality of the crops and stock 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. Oo.’s Nos. lAand3A Mixtui%s are principally Phosphatie Manures containing a proportion of Nitrogen to sustain the growth. They are specially suitable for Turnips and Bape. Prices Net Cash on trucks at Ngahauranga:— In liewt. Sacks : Per Ton No 1A Mixture - - £7/17 6 No. 3A ” - - £7/17 6 Particulars of analysis posted SEND YOUR STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co., I.tii . for freezing. Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particular* as to charges may be obtained from Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-20 Hunter Street Wellington

WARM FLUENZOL l e i'.ir and soothe the nasai pasfi" • and kill catarrhal microbes, iiCiinu; is better than warm Fiuenzol sniffed up the nostiils at int rvals in haU-t.-aspooiu ui doses. Far chiidren/a use dilute with hot water; and follow Fluenzal direct on- ~n wiapper. Everjwuen-. 16 and •> fi *

Wffl Core Tear Cold!

2SJ •N <- !“» 5Cj i J « Es&anse \ .‘i“ original and ooußh mixture essence. One 2 » bottle akes a pint. Saves vor.r money. Does# you good. Get H-c-A N’S.

LOSS OF VOICE is due i*> tion of the vo<rl chnnl* catarrhal ai'cnmuLation*. Garble Fluensol which clears >•** si and tightens up the tncsl ohraxi

Cook without eggs Edmond’s Egg Powder is more reliable and economical. Scones, puddings, cakes, pikelets, buns ar“ improved when Edmon is used—it is so pur uid wholesome. Be sir j it's *l* V bo WO DISSEMINATION OH MICROBES. Di>»a*e bacilli »m-u mottled, lodge in the delicate lining of the ium« and thi> .1 . Inflammation and mucous e-cuui u,aii<ini rapidly develop To obiain prompt relief, gurgle short intervuls Flueneol, also irrigate the nasal cavity by amffing up half a teaapoonfnl oi warm -tTuenaej. fivery. where !/• mmA sl*. •

REXONA SOAP FOR THE HAIR. Bo far, bo soap ha* boon manufaonnd which Imtst the hair ao soft aad she say, as ail) and full of lustra, uul, at the came me. ao elastic, as toes Bowaa Skin and Facial Soap. This is in part aooonntad for by the fact that Rexona Snap oontains no mineral matter. Some medicated soaps take the color oat of the hair and make it so dry that it breaks off in short lengths. Not so with Rexona Soap, which con- | tains only soothing naI tural oils whi o b strengthen the hair, rem o v s dandruff, and promote a healthy and 1 u i n r ianl growth. Ladies who have used Rexona Skin and Facial Soap with which to wash their heads have declared that not only does the hair grow longor and thicker when this soap is regularly used, but it lias a more abundant appearance —that is, it has an inclination to spread out and become wavy and not to bang limply to the head. Ladies, please remomber you make tho most of your hair When you use Rcnaroi Soap. If there be any sores on cho bond, or obstinate scurf or dandruff, rub a little Rexona Ointmont into tho roots of tho hair. This course of treatment will wonderfully help the sanative effects of the Rexona Soap. “For Sal e Everywhere"