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NEWS AND NOTES

A special sale of sawn Oregon, poplar, bluegum and pine timber will be held by Morton and Co., Ltd., acting under instructions from the Timaru Box Co., this morning at 9.45. This sale offers a good opportunity to builders, farmers, etc., of buying good sound, dry timber at auction prices. Full particulars are in yesterday’s issue. Thomson's Basketball Club will hold a dance in the Bay Tea Rooms tonight. Hec Macdonald’s Swing Band will supply the music. Timaru Highland Pipe Band’s Saturday night dance, Scottish Hall, tonight. should prove of special interest Lo danceis. Attention is directed to the railway advertisement appearing in this issue giving particulars of railway road motor services and train arrangements in connection with the Waimate District Hunt Club’s races on July 16 J. R. McKenzie’s staff Social Club dance to-night in the Y.M.C A. Hail, Cannon Street. All arrangements aie well in hand for what promises to be an outstanding function. Appreciative tributes to the newspapers of the Dominion were paid at a recent meeting of directors of Hie Now Zealand Centennial Exhibition. It was stated that the liberal space gi/en to news about tie exhibition was vexy helpful to the enterprise. Mr Alexander Kipnis the Russian singer, said at Dunedir that he wondered why English-speaking countries the world over should have a dislike of songs in English. H* could not understand this opposition, he said. It must L e admitted that English did not sound so beautiful as some of the foreign languages, but if a song were sung in English, surely it must mean more to English peop’e, many of whom could not understand what it was all about in a foreign tongue. Each song and aria sounded best in the original language. A great song was not big because of its music alone—each tone expressed the words pronounced To develop musical taste in this country singing in English was essential, he said. Opera:, would ae better understood if presented in English. Rheumatism.—Rumatox is a scienti tic remedy lor rheumatism Don't gc on suffering with aching swollen oints Rumatox will effectually rom from youi system the ooisoiis thai cause the trouble Even m long stanJmg cases it reduces the swelling quickly ano restores the system to c healthy condition It <s ’ust as effective fot gout, lumbago sciatica and neuritis Price 2/6 and 4/ i bottle postage 6o e. via From E. C Ayres Ltd., chemists 78 Stafford Street South, I'imaru .... Dandruff —The ueauty of youi hah spends on the cai you give it. ano o keep the hail healthy and lustrous lere is nothing so effective as Canhanne It removes all dandruff anc •eps the scalp in a healthy condition H is not greasy and ls pleasant to use iry a »ottle It will make a wonderfu inference to your Lan Price 2/t fron t C Ayres Ltd. chemists. 78 Stafforc Street Sorth Timarij SHOCKING PAINS Australian victim recovers Mr E. E. W. Cooper, Avoca, writes: "After the second treatment of R.U.R all pains caused by muscular rheumatism in my back have completely disappeared .... it’s now a pleasure to work." R.U.R. is sold with a money back guarantee for rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica and neuritis. Ask E. J Thompson, Timaru; A. N Hancock, Temuka; B A Bryan. Waimate; Morris Williams. Geraldine; and other chemists about it

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21084, 9 July 1938, Page 5

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NEWS AND NOTES Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21084, 9 July 1938, Page 5

NEWS AND NOTES Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21084, 9 July 1938, Page 5

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