Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14287, 2 May 1917, Page 9

| For Your Cowyards, Bails and Gateways. T^^ 'iI'OLm ; V'Ol IS THE CHEAPEST AND EASttY THE; BEST i"^P^l : 'm. : m 'mmmL m a Jaa^Hl MAKES DAIRYING A I-LEASURE. " W&MEWIMg — W-H^^^j^J^ FOR SHEEP DD?S, DRAINING./I'i^OOBS, A&H. COVERTS; xTOfW^S^ i^lilbtirn Ce'me-rt*' lS; Without EsqjtiMl. R. ROBB, Agent, 113 Grey Stfeet, *■' PPi-pJ: v,- 7 i- ■ - :V y ' .ydiiy'' ' *"'* 4;i >4 " V- ' ' '' --■• •' : "- " "■:-.'. '

.Ladles:— The purchasing ot the delicious MILITARY pickle , indicates, wisdom. Every grocer sells lt. Every particular i person eats it. i\ As showing the great interest . of the ' '"peoplp m Npw Zealand m the Britisli" Navy and 1 how highly M\ey appreciali' the ' splendid work done by the Navy m ; keeping our ■*- , ea routes o)>eu and m . other ways, Mr. J. B. ; . Harcourb (piesi- ] .dent of the Navy- League) .-'-stated! at the ' '^Aiizao dinner at Wellington at Saturday X that out of '£120,000 raised for tlie widows and orphan's of 'the men.. 'killed ..in. -the Battlo of , Jntjand .the Dominion, gayo no lpss feliait £97,000. . For .Clirqnie Sliest, /dompl^ints, \\> ■ Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, ' 1/6. 2/6. A . recent 'letter .reqe^red ft'ojn a^* worker 1 at itlie./Neyy, Zealand, Hospital, j Xlodjford, , -relates,, how;. ; many improvements have bean made iately.: . New! cubicles • .have been, built for the staff (who had a'-long dietance'' to walk -when * off duty before) . near '"the club room' with bathroom4,;and,,qvCTyoi}ng has been made /a lit/4e more ,<xrnifo*^tebT(--. ijliore' „were 3COO, men -m. 'camp, and foiir cooks, ,a kitchen-maid,. a.n4 tyyo . men m the kfttfihen. .-.i.THie .-butcher's, (bill ..for ; one , month was .£llß. 'v.-t- - - ,vHAYWARD*S rj.AO, BBAM,D, ?ip»;LES are sold by all grocer's from Auckland to the Bluff ; i and are always pure and reliable, v Make a point of Insisting on hay- , lnjr this, pliable brand. ...--, :> , « • -Over' 3)ooo tohs Of shippdiig', it'.isjesti- ; malj->d, will be libera.ted, by/Moppihg the ii-nportaiion^of o-t|-rii.mentai 'jfciathei^,: : , Fqrr-InfJuenzayttake Woods' G reat.Peppertaint.Core.. Never fails; 1/6, 2/6. The Midland Rail way ','.^pw„ employs m niore 'thiyi, 6,3oo., ,'wp?iieii, and M^. total "j. is, hkejy to }ie > increased largely, m., the ' near future. „.;„•.!. ■■■- HAYWARD'S FLAQ BRAND PICKLES standa- for high-grade a«allty. ! Maiiufac tared bj experts ifith selected vegetables m pure malt vinegar. Insist on having this reliable, brand. , ■ ,5 . .A, lcttyj*. j^t,: rcoei\;cdPat Wanganui ;• trflnk. Corpora.! - , Jf. J >r lJtu-les,,; who , was .■Uksui prisoneL^ati. Gallipoli, and is- now dotiaincd^iu ißihnedik; .Turkey, -^ays .that he is laboring for a 16 piasters- (2/8) a day,;, and ' .finding 'hitmse-lf m food. • '"If one is ill and cannot work.'' lie \vrltes, "pay is reduced, to half. A MosV o,f , the prisoneri* have }iad . fever." '. Twontyeight -t/opprs, and, Keiglitly^ of Auckland Infantry, he , states,,! died. About 150 ; mfcitA have , 4 been ,sent to Angora, ajid othoi". 'places jwhere the climate is; better.'' They d* not' get -par - cels fi-bm New^JJealand, but "ij-oni'a" few , kind frieiid« m- EiigUnd '. He thought if . itPoulcj be arranged tliat £5 l*p. sent to each '--fldier throiigh sonio spcietyj.jtho New Zealanders would be grateful. Some ..of the,me|-.:are/'stony broke*,'' ... ..."-'' " "We know not tlUv-"ie> try.'"— Shei|l§y^ j . "You ca^iipt • tciii |jrou might obtain from "Baxter's Lung, ' Preserver until you try It yourself. Why Anot let l.t cuyo yftur co^d,.,bulld iin K ;your , ldngs, vitalise, y^xyy 'system? "Baxter's" has been doings that 4 for ''thousands' of /neople.Tdqrlngi. .the. .last fifty, "years. It will do the.reame.for.fyou if vyou procure u a., bottlef, from -your chemist : or. stdriv, and ; use It lis tod- buys" a large and >a' better investment Is inilPo3Slb'.e.sv.i [Obtain a bottle to-day arid j keep It handy. [ Alluring^ the last 'three ' njpiiths of 1916 itliet'e* jiay.o. be'eh over .8,200 convictions f'and .about 11,000 iirtosts for •smuggling . m Holland. „.. „ This old, but /not always wise, world of ours has at last come to realise that the fair deal is the wise policy. It has had just enough hard thumps to begin to understand tliat 4 ctaftiness m the^long run never pays. The inception of the one-price system marks the death of commercial piracy, and the birth of the '< "Epoch of the Pair p ; oal." We believe that the secret price mark should be, abolished, . It is a sneaking sort of ai'-' rangement, ahyway. We are right out m the open. A fair, square deal is all we ask. One price for all is our watchword, and pur- clients know that ''The People's Emporium-' gives them just the deal they appreciate. We ask for no favors; we want no sympathy. We give , you better yalit^, than, others, and fear- m leesly *publii-K out' prices. l Study- your ■*" own interests by purchasing from -"The PprmWt "Ehrnpofi "**"*« '*" A steamship which was built five y^ars ago at'ajcoHt of £80,00p, and has alrcadyl earned hei* total cost, was recently^leased* at Boston, Massachusetts, for twelve months for £240,000. . - ••c • ' Hotel Managers:— The delicious Ml 1. 1- t tary PI6KLK on your tables represents high-class catering. Buy a case to-day from your grocer. Price reasonable. H t t" ■ ' — — I TOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men> [U Ridine BVeeohes, strong and^ser--1 viceablo, well «cut, from 17/6 to 32/6.