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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14047, 18 July 1916, Page 8

GuWrri SALE a "v 7 "^ :■ '„ "**i , «': : ™ STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS ■ - - ;■•* • i- ' ■ . A,- »* „- ... For Five Days Only. , . OF LADIES' BLANIvJJT, TWEEP, AND RAINCOATS. LARttE VARIETY. GOODS CORNER.

I cannot sing the old sweet songs Which. l should sing to-night. I've lost hV voice, and, have no choice, Because of bronchial blight; But very soon I'll be, m tune, , And sing them all. be sure, I'll change , my moans to dulcet tones, . With woods* iGrekt Peppermint Cure. "The soil m Mesopotamia, which if silted up by the Euphrates river arid the Tigris; river, contains 'IS' per"' cent, of lime, and' is one of the richest patches of land ih the world, ' arid will, I hope; soon b© open : to British' sons to occupy^" observed' r Mr. .' Heynolds,' of Cariib'ridge.: at the conference of the Council of Agriculture.'' '••'■''■■' ' ."■■ •••••••.• '•.-'•; For Bronchial Ctfilghs, take Woods' Great Peppermint ' Cure." 7 During the hearing. of a dairying, caso at the Supreme Court at .W-elln-g,"^ 1 - ,*t was "stated, that from 1001 b c>f mitten-fat, for which suppliers \Y-erf'.P*"'d'ls, rP^r^.lb.;-, as much as, llblbs of butter .are obtained* .. .and "that as .much 3S ls - 3d l per lb,, was paid by .wholesale firms fjir.^ fac.t^ry's output. Yet a.factpvy working^ upon* a inargin of^.^l^peiv cejit, , -it \Vas <l isnown r had to^ go into liquidEitidn. J"tt was'*shprt- , .ness of: capital^ ; ah4 -tliat^'j'spiid . the (^qli- , citpr*. .is just as deadly' to X a cp'rpdrate body ag. shortness of breath .is to a. body corporeaL :;,.;, .^.•. > : l . .. ' " * I) Wise jpeople insist on getting- 5 y H-E-A-Nt'S^tneVbrfginal ii y genuine cdu|jji 'ihixtuVe e?ss«»ncife. A■ , fl Hean's is worth its price — H P- 2/- everywhere.- t ,.a"5 ,2 * Owing to the withdrawal of labor tlie bakers "m London, and, indeed>. througlu out the country, are : appreheHsiy,e ; as to 7 the future supply. of bread* . Many smal,) bakers, have closed dqwii, aijd ' the" big bread companies have experienced great difficulty iri meeting the demand^ owing to the shortage "of skilled labor .,, It. is suggested that with a view to easing the. situation housewivels jnight resort to the "tld practice of baking their own bread. • *~ .- -7 JQf you subject the mucous membranes of the nose and throat to the influence of Nazol, . yon will prevent the .'germs '. of Sore Throat, Catarrh, Influenza, getting a grip of you, because Nazol is a power-, ful germicide and antiseptic, and destroys them.* s . °Tl*io,.,93burches^ should be,,. free, arid open,' -.remarked Dr. ,^L"W.' !Averill) Anglican .Bishop :'.6f ! -Auckland, at thfe'Church of the Epiphahy, Newton.. .. "I am; no believer .in,^rented seats.. ,Th^ church i? God's house,,' *^hd, therefore, 'shpujjd not. be given up . to any -\iested ihteresff. God is no respecter of pei'sp'ns, and makes no distinction between rich.' and poor.' j I hope the day will come when every church m tliis diocese will be. fre» arid open. . I know there arc difficulties: m many caises, and where the. seats rented.it is .not. always the fault' of .'the clergy. Youi* church is free and oiien, and I hope- it always will^remain so.'! For Chronic "Chest Complaints, Woods', Great Peppermint Cure: 1 *: j7 The interesting happenings' 'resiiHaht upon the recent evening's outing of members of the Wilhanisdn Pantomime , Co. on one of th© fire brigade carts of the Napier Borough Council are arousing quite a large amount "of- interest'; m . Napier. The fire brigade held two meet.i ings, at which it is understood the mat" ter was thoroughly discussed. The last meeting was held for the purpose of drawing up a report on the matter, which report is to be presented to the Firo Brigades Committee of tke'Napier Couhcil. The meeting lasted only a. matter of 5' to 10 minuttes and the -nature of the proceedings was not divulged to' the press. ;\ -, . /-, :\;-; ;'•■. :-,: ' v.[ A POPtiLAR^COMP-GiTiTl^^ 7 "Camels" Competition closes 30th Jiily> Drink ''Desert Gold" Tea every day Tand, win one df the 88 CaSh Prizes. -".Get 9 packet from your grocer, to-day 7 ; 7 A .cake which Mrs. J.. P. .Lncas,. Tpf • Bleri.heim despatched. rp her .B(j*ii„ Private Ciift6ri Lucas, whilst he :W^§i fighting^ at Gallipoli, ;ha.s.traye^^^ j fore it; reached' its'; ,-d^ptiri ! atibh he' jlij^'dj : .been ( *inyalided to^ Englaftd.;' and after- ' wards "to 'feienheirn. v 'Th'e t! cike went on to England, -arid was : retiirried to Mrs! Lucas through the post office a,[f^vr weeks ago, m excellent conditijn, [ariel at the appeal m aid of the- dependent^ of Great Britain's naval heroes ; it iSy as , raffled, and' brought the sum of- £8 j 10s, . " A RHEUM A'nC. "SUFFFiRER f ELLS ' ' HOW RHEUMO CURED HIM. ;' Every Ijljieuniatic subject -will be inter-, ested iii this communicati6ri : ---one otf "the maoiy letters frorix sufferers who li^ye i been cured : by, Rheumo, of Gout,7 Lumbago, Sciatica. .Rheumatism, and-*siiiujar, diseases. , ; Mr . Francis. ' McGuire, v 'cflie Mi* J. Stewart,. Barrack ; Hill, .'Napijer. A\-i*ites :: "ForT. two, years .1 >hav.e" been a martyr, to Sciatica, havethad^.a.icourse of .Electric '.Massage,,, bes.idtes;, going to To Aroha for the .baths;, but all m jvain! A friend .persuaded., me to try ,1-iheumo. 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