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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15594, 10 August 1921, Page 8

WARNING 'll) .JAMES SMITH. Don'l wait I ill you catch a ‘seven* vliill l.'vfun: you semi fur a, cpugh mixI live • .get Hoyle's Cough Mint now—-‘take a dose eudi morning and evening, and avoid rlii'st J null ties : 2/f> a brittle.—4. "Is liie defendant a returned soldier?” asked I lie Magistrate in the, Court at Ashburton (reports the Guardian), "No, your Worship,’’ replied counsel. "Well, he is wearing a budge, and yosi know I ea.iniot rriake an older against a i»>l tinted soldier. ' The defendant , who is a well.known, if Mol. uruminent citizen, ■ ■ » 1 11 ui' do) rear a collection of tokens, v !*"-■ 1 1 lMidtadivy to (he Rem. 1 1 , Ht it do!, not an’, t him iron! a tenement ejectment older. PLAYING THE' GAME. Uy not playing the game you cannot hope to win out. To win, earn,-or, ehioy the fruits of victory, you must play fair. The trophy you receive is-not the leal prize; the real reward lies in thei satisfaction you get through worthy achievement We want to gain -for tlie hnn of Primes, Ltd., the best wishes of our clients. Wo try to play the game. In these days of high prices the public do not always realise how hard a task it is to carry on a business. All business Louses are up against it to-day, . Our only satisfaction is, as the weel.e go-by, wo are making, new customers, which shows that, the . people realise that Prime’s,“ Ltd:, 'aYe'VAVing the gatoe. *