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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 7

',' Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for ■: Coughs and Colds; never fails.* A kowhai sprig, m full bloom, is bej ing exhibited m a window at Timaru. J To allay the itch of eczema, of burns 'and 7«ores, of insect stings, use BEEOINTMENT. Thi* honest, old family i remedy ia wonderfully soothing and Healing. Use it also for cuts, abrasions, bprains, rheumatic pains, and swellings. .Keep Bee Ointment m the house. A 1/6 j ■ tin will 'last many weeks.* j The electors of Berlin, Ontario, have ' j voted to re-name the town Kitchener. "The hope of all who suffer." — Whtttler. ' To take Baxter's Lung Preserver Is the surest way to cure a cough or cold. For over half a century this honest remedy has proved its efficacy m promptly breaking up a cold, whether It be m the head, throat or chest. "Baxter's" is also-'a won- j derful tonic and strength-builder. Keep it handy m your home, shop, or office. 1. To-day get a big Is lOd bottle from any chemist or storekeeper. The Feilding 5 Borough Council made a net profit of £62 out of th© municipal electric light works m June. LANE'S EMULSION is Nature-bottled . | Good for Summer Colds. 2/6 and 4/6. All Chemutt. !■■»■»—— ll— I 111 lli n i., 7 Mr. W. H. Perham, formerly of New Plymouth, will take charge of Austrians who are being sent to the North of Auckland. Every mother should send a few bottles of Nazol and a little package of lump sugar to her boy at Featherston or ! Trentham. Nazol if a splendid standi by, whah the germs of Coldß, Sore j throats, Influenza, etc., are flying about. When used promptly and frequently, prevents a lot otf suffering.* More than 750,000 American horses have been exported to Europe for war purposes already, and they still go. Taumatawhakatangihangakoauau is the name of a remote settlement id Hawke's Bay, N.Z. Even m this out-of-the-way place Fluenzol is appreciated.* Two aviators have made the 237 mile \ trip from New York to Washington by aeroplane m 187 minutes. WARMTH FOR COLD DAYS. Cheering and comforting m wintry weather is "Desert Gold," the Queen of Teas. The 2s grade is most economical. All grocers sell it. , An object lesson on preparedness was zecently given. Fear of being involved m the European war has resulted m an active compaign for military and naval preparedness throughout the United States, and more particularly m the Eastern States. The movement, bowever, has had many opponents. The anti-preparedness parade staged recently on Fifth Avenue, New York City.,, by" the Woman's Peace Party was not imposing m numbers, but it, certainly possessed variety. Twelve boys carrying baseball bats and twelve carrying guns and bayonets lined up for the march m front of headquarters. A male . pacifist, seeing the twelve boys with guns and bayonets, niistook the youthful group for part of a preparedness' demonstration. By way of perfectly pacific protest he proceeded to cuff one boy and try to grab his gun. Not to be outdone, the youthful pacifist fixed his bayonet, and was only oreventcd by superior numbers from jabbing that implement of offence and defence into the stomach of liis assailant. After this prelude there were two more . fights £ two hurry calls for policemen, and tao dispersal and desertion- of the youtjifil warriors because of sudden rain 1 jtind .u&njmous lack of preparedness for .that happening. Taken all m all, the jpacj^t parade was about; the most beijhetent little affair pulled off on Fifth jpenue for many years. ' 7 Remember last winter the trouble the I joys had m training camps with sore hroat'B, colds, and influenza. These are lound to come again The best help ,nd protection you can give them is -to end them a few bottles df Nazol. and a mall package of loaf sugar. If Used egularly, Nazol is a splendid preventive I because of its germicidal and aofoeptio HFPpertiti.*