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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 16080, 29 September 1916, Page 7

It is cheering to see- so many thrifty families paying spot cash for seven weeks 5 supply of "No Rubbing Laundry Heip," the total amount being one shilling net. Timaru grocers. (5) The bride was gowned in nattier blue With shoes and toque of "tango" hue ; The bridegroom, in a,suit of brown, Looked quite the smartest "sport" in town. And wh'le confetti filled the air, A tearful mater kissed tho pair, ' And sobbed "My love! be always sure To take your Woods' Great Peppermint Cure." 14 TU, tfii-1 with the delicately soft cheeks, soft supple fingers and smooth white arms and hands, is the girl whose skin suffers] most from tho effects of heat and wind. But she need not be concerned as to her beauty being impaired. "Sydal"—a softening, soothing, refreshing emollient—will quickly restore her skin to its original charm and beauty. Price 2s, all chemists and 6tores. (8) Lawn mowers ground, reset, cleaned and repaired. Wood's Cycle Depot undertake this work, and for years past have specialised each spring in lawn mowers, and have been very successful on all sorts of machines. They have installed a special lathe for grinding the blades to the knifo after the bearings have been adjusted. Prices vary according to the size, type, and condition of tho mower. Owing to tho shortage of skilled labour, price of petrol, and conditions of awards, they do not undertake to fetch machines nor deliver them. •..,