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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14943, 23 June 1919, Page 7

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, . For Coughs ana Colds, never fails.— 2 Argentinian business men have effected an organisation of 'defence against strikes. '. WOMEN" WITH SHORT HAIR. Those who have travelled through the Dominion recently cannot help but noticp the number Of women with short hair. In a few instances the hair is still very impoverished and lifeless, due no doubt to the want of a proper stimulant, especially after influenza. There are thousand!; also who will tell you their hair is thicker and better than ever, due solely to the use of Dr. Wilson's Regenerator, the British specific for weak and falling hair, also for checking premature greyness. If you want a really reliable hair tonic, try it ! Procurable m Gibborne from the Toilet Department of Adair Bros., Ltd., Leading Drapers ;' also from high-class Chemists. Bottles 4/- ; if posted; 4/6. Three American soldiers were killed and eight injured when a United States motor truck . was struck by a railway train, near (Means, France. A DOCTOR'S PRIVATE OPINIOX. The surest method of preventing Influenza and cold germs getting A foothold is to sniff up twice daily a little warm Fhienzol from the "hollow of the hand. This soothes and disinfects the throat and nasal cavity at a minimum of Outlay. Thousands of people thuf escaped influenza during the epidemic. — 2 Newfoundland has come under operation of the Daylight Saving Act. The old mining days ' of the colonies are full of romance. Many tales are told of discoveries which m a, very short time changed the circumstances of individuals from poverty to 'wealth. The prospector who located a, payable reef was, as a rule, very free and open-lianded. His fellows shared m his success, money was plentiful, and circulated freely. Gisuorno people have a splendid opportunity of participating m a good thing ius't- now. A splendid line of goods ie being sacrificed. Books worth 2/3 can bo purchased) for 1/6, others worth 5/for 2/6, envelopes as low as 3d per packet, toys and dolls aWvery low prices— 'm fact; the balance of a stationer's stock bought at half wholesale coat i* being disposed of at "The People's Em porium." Those who know how good a proposition this is are buying freely, and those who have not yet given, this matter consideration are advised to do so without delay.' This sale is genuine, and once a line is sold out it cannot be replaced. Buy now' from "The Peopled Emporium."* Dr. deary, Roman Catholio Bishop of Auckland, who has been ten weeks m hospital, has now returned to his home. His health, thotogh not fuMy; established, is greatly improved. One gay while waiting by the 'plione To send a message or my own, I heard across the lines a call. In urgent, anxious accents fall— "is that you, Central? Hurry, dol Please put me on to 2-0-2. It's closing time I'm late, I'm sure; I'm after Woods Great Peppermint Cnre. An amusing incident m connection with the. taking of the numbers of motor car,s carrying dazzling headlights was related m the Auckland Police Court by Sergeant McNamara. He said he and other police officei's saw a car with dazzling lights approaching, but their vision was too blurred for them to see its number. As another car, also with dazzling lights, was approaching. The police officers closed their eyes until it had passed, and then took the number without any difficulty. "Defer no time— delays have ,tjangcrous ends." — Shakespeare. This roan realised that. Thus he writes to Mr Baxter: "Enclosed find |I2s for. some Lung Preserver. The loca) store has no more. I have tried a good u»any remedies, but got more relief from yburs with one small bottle."— Matthew Talboy, Elsthorpe, Hawbe's Bay. All the year round Baxter's Lung Preserver Is a friend— but more especially now when the weather is so changeable Have Easter's bandy. Big Dottle 8a m- ■■...♦