MIRPIL ALWAYS USEFUL. In the summer for Sunburn —in the winter for Chapped Skins—all the year round for Rough Hands and Sore Tired Feet from ou:' dally duties, razor-edged faces after shaving, and us a base for powder, Mirpil is an ideal skin lotion. It not only soothes, but makes the skin lovely and soft. Obtainable chemists and leading storekeepers and hairdressers. —Ad. MIDNIGHT PROWLER CAUGHT. Found by the occupant in a rear room of a city boarding-house, a man was asked his intentions. "Only looking for some Pulmonas, Guv'nor," he answered, which proves what a man will do to relieve a persistent hacking cough. Pulmonas breathe relief into the root of the trouble. From chemists and stores, 1/-, 1/6 and 2/G. —Ad. BOOTMAKER CAN WORK AGAIN. "The hammer would drop from my hand while repairing," writes Mr. L. G. Carter, Sumner, who nearly had to give up business through Rheumatism and Sciatica. "At times I could not stand the pains, but since taking R-U-R the pains have completely disappeared." N. B. Middlebrnok, Chemist, sells R-U-R, the Rheumatic Remedy with a Money-Back Guarantee. Free Booklet. —Ad. KJUPPORT tnew* WHo spend thai' money In Thame*, and enoourag« local Industry. No need to send oui of Thames for Printing. "The Thame* Star" Printing "Work* can supply al' your Printing requirements—quicker better 'and cheaper. Ring 'Phone 2C and representative will call on you with Sample* and Price*.
Come Along to The Queen's fiotel AND TRY THE NEW CARLTON REFRESHING ALE Nips and Pints. Call for CARLTON Every Time. Lion Ale $ Stout on draught Bottled Lion Ale $ Stout ALL TRUE TO LABEL. i Buchanan's Well Known Black & White Whisky In Half Bottles and Flasks. The Best of Accommodation. Arch. Dovell, Proprietor Who is always pleased to meet old and new friends.
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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19604, 9 January 1936, Page 4
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