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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15317, 13 September 1920, Page 7

For Bronohial Coughs, take Woods' Great Peppermint Oore. 1/9. 2/9—4. Perhaps tho biggest land deal on. record m Whakatane, remarks the Press, waß completed last week, when Mr.. T. Kcegan purchased the vacant building site opposite the Press office at a price approximating £60 a foot. The site was formerly occupied by tho King's Picture Theatre, which was' burnt down.- Mr. Keegan intends to erect a building "worthy of Whakatane," and which,! with purchase price, will probably re-j present £40,000.

The old order changeth. This applies to every walk of lifo to-day. We see it exemplified on every hand, and nowhere is it more pronounced than m business. Old methods must give way to new; for instance, the old-established firm of Prime's has changed; hands, and' new methods will be employed there. Although all lines m hardware are difficult to procure, yet by strict attention to this department, the stock has been doubled. Ironmongery prices are very high, and there seema to be very little chanice of reduction for some time, but Prime's, Ltd., are aiming to be the cheapest firm m Gisborne. Goods are bought at the finest prices, and the public may rely upon setting value at Ih-im***. Ltd.* • ■

During' the annual football match Wellington v. Christchurch railway engineers, a player named Thornton (of the Christchurch team) was severely injured, and was removed to the hospital.

Sprinkling about 10 drops of Nazol on the chest of the pyjama jacket at night, or on the singlet m the morning, is a good "way to get the benefit of Nazol uihalatiott. Just try it!— 7.

South Africa announces that the Union Government- of South Africa has purchased Delvllle Wood from the French Government and will erect' thereon a South African national memorial. The Wood will be formally handed over by French Government to South African military representatves on July J2. , COPYISTS? ! There are always crowds of these commercial pirates waiting to steal other men's inventions. Take no risks— patent your idea at once. For advice concern-' ! ing patents, consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., ' Patent Attonneys, 157 Foatherston St., Wellington; or'F. R. Ball, Peel Street, Gisborne. 151 Plymouth trade unionists have put forward a new plan by which work pan be found for a number of their unemployed, There 'are over 90 warships of aU classes now at Plymouth and Devonpovt, waiting to be broken up, and about 7000 workers are unemployed. The proposal is to get busy immediately on some oi the break-Ing-up work-

An. atmosphere of Nazol is a great protection against influenza. Inhale it very frequently day and uigbi. — 1.