a ■- It -wards off -® ■ I1P” Influenza. P Talc* no chances. Influenza a>d more serious troubles ire often the aftermath of a cold. There is no medicine so safe and wire as Bonnindtoa's Irish Moss. It. is aptly called N.Z.'s family cough remedy, because of its wonderful popularity. 173 pa—.... in OUT PRICES OR I COMPETE, Lawrence, Mass, Dec 9. William M. Wood, president of the American Woollen Company, to-day served notice on retail business men of this city that unless prices of commodities essential to living were marked down greatly and within a short time he would set up a retail store organisation here on a large scale to supply employees of the company with groceries, provisions, fuel, clothing, hardware and other articles. Mr Wood said it was useless to raise wages and find the effect lost in an increasing cost of living. “I am acting from a Christian point of view,” he said, and added that having no wish to drive local merchants out of business he would givo them ‘‘a reasonable time” to readjust their prices. There’s nothing better than the best, and there’s nothing better than Edmonds “Snre-to-Rise” Baking Powder for pastry, scones and cakes. ’Tis made from the finest grape-cream of under, and goes further than inferior powders. Keep a tin in the cupboard. at Ba^TS % vl £: 7 \ S i "B i obakihg MfS wmsm p A Singer Writes: “ The mixture I made with HEAN’S ESSENCE gave me instant relief. My voice is restored and that choking feeling gone.” One bottle HEAN’S ESSENCE makes a pint of the finest family cough and cold remedy. Try it. But he snro you get NOTICE. I INTEND recommencing business in Marton as a Nurseryman, in conjunction with a well-known N.Z. Nursery firm, which holds one of the largest stocks in the Dominion. Gardens laid out. Orders booked for Trees, Shrubs, etc. Delivery nexl season. Wreaths and bouquets delivered on shortest notice. R. T. C. SCOTT, Nurseryman, ■ MABTON. THE SODA FOUNTAIN andLOUNGE BAR. WHITE HART CORNER, MARTON. ICED SUMMER DRINKS. American Milk Floss, a cooling summer beverage. Dainty Morning and Afternoon Teas, served with home-made cakes. Every Attention and Civility Paid to Customers. RANGITTKEFS FASHIONABLE RESORT.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12000, 13 February 1920, Page 6
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366Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12000, 13 February 1920, Page 6
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