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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18063, 9 March 1923, Page 2

STOCKED PATTERNS IN DINNER ’ WARE. PEARL WATFORD CANTON CHATS WORTH PREMIER MAT GOLD BROWN CHELSEA HAMILTON GOLD TRACED BLUE DE ROI ETC., ETC. ARTISTIC FERN BOWLS. All the Latest Shapes, Colours and Designs. Prices ranging from—--5s 6d to 60s. SUITABLE FOR PRESENTATIONS. TIN WARE. KETTLES—IS 9d, 38, 3S 6d, 48, 4S 6d CULLENDERS—--2s 6d and 25,9 d. BILLIES—1S 9d, 2S 3d, 3S, 3S 9d, 4S 3d TIN PLATES—--4d and 5d

PICKLING SEASON. PRIME SOUND PICKLING ONIONS 81bs for Is. Special Quote for Quantities. Another Truck to Hand of PRIME CANTERBURY ONIONS Direct from the Grower. Full Weights—Approx; lOOlbs. These Onions are Specially Selected. 7s per Bag. WE GUARANTEE QUALITYPICKLING SPICE (Packets)— 9d and 4d PICKLING POWDER (Musto) Per Tin, Is 9d CAYENNE, PEPPERCORNS, PIMERTO, GINGER, TUMERIC, MACE, CHILLIES, CLOVES. PURE MALT VINEGAR.

Timaru Electro-Medical Institute NORTH STREET. PHYSIOTUMiAVIfi ~ 'T'HH WAR demonstrated that U waj * possible by physical means to rehabilitate with a surprising degreof speed many oi those Incapacitated by wounds and disease. It also taught the lesson that functional storatlon was the final aim—to quote from the Surgeon-Genera! of the Army, “Modern medicinal treatment dose not end with physical cure. Functional restoration Is the final i end of the modern physicians and 1 surgeons. . . In the Army, ninety per cent, of all cases treated by physiotherapeutic measureo wore able to return to their former or allied vocations. Two points In this connection should be noted: (1) There was marked shortening of tlio time of disj ability: (2) many who otherwise \ would have been permanently cripI pied, arid consequently would have been a burden to the community, J were returned to production and rej mu iterative work.” School children: Kindly order “Thinker” Note Books and “Golden Rule.” Rtilers with brass edge from stationers early.