The Waimate Advertiser. PUBLISHED DAILY. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919. GENERAL NEWS.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVIILI, Issue 1156, 3 May 1919, Page 2

The Waimate Advertiser. PUBLISHED DAILY.

SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919. GENERAL NEWS.

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Tetegna-m.—"Diiisli, W annate. Very sor'iy the liquor crowd knocked you out. Take a,' suokj at the lemon and at Mm' again — L. M' Isitt,"—Advt.

If you have a colid in the head use the Nazol Inhaler. A few sniffs a,nd you notice a mjarked relief. Keep! it up! and the cold soqn vanishes.... .

St. Awgustine*s Church annual meeting takes Jplace on Tuesday at 8 p.m : . It is noteworthy that the day js changed from,' Monday ■ to Tuesday.

Children like WADE'S WORM FlGS—3ure and certain. Pi ice Is fid

JM.iss Haym'an, of Studhblme* had the- misfortune on Wednesday Inst while cranking: up the car to iireak her ajnty the car - baek-hV

, New Supply Tennis Bails, h 6'd a pair, al C. E, Manchester's,..

The School Dnim and Fife Band will appear in Queen Street at 7 thio evening, iantf play a. short.'piog.raimjme of tunes. One or two ofithfe good players are away, hut Mr Hay intends adhering: to the fixture and playing out. . ..,-

A cue that is sure—NAZOL. Sends coughs and colds packing vi dWbie-quick 1 finale. Eaisy to take...

Fishily 'Season.—New, atock oi Rods, Lines, Reels, Waders, Hook* and Baits, etc., at WALKER'S, To fcttCCOOist and StaUn-ner 'Phoup %

I The., monthly e'pral seir.icc will Itie held at Knox Churc'v tonurrpw evening, The plreachiei'.: will 'fce ti ; j Rev. J. W. Smythlt- B^* of mouth. The flnthjem ."Lift up your H'eaidi?/' will tie given by thp choir; there will lajao. (bb a quartette), • as well:«..? a- solo "Angel? ever Bright ind Fair" (Handel), 'by. Miss V. Brien. ; '.■■'' , .

.Qui.tuat Salmon.—'The salmon are coming, and you are advised to be prepared' for them by purchasing good TACKLE and BAITS a( WALXER'S. See my new S&lmM ilo'd3. They are real .beau tie v Ve'ie

Our readers are relmindad of'the large and insjportarat dealing- sale 40 It conducted',by. the C.F.C*A I » in conjunction wifhf 'Messrs' '' iGliiimeu* and LeCren, Ltd., on account of Itfr Frank op,; Wednesday nextr ;-t& 1 : 'lri|t. .AUiMr. implements! are ip|«c|ic,aUy; new and in tipl-topi order. His houses are all gOad : workers and: mostly .. young. TJie sheep Are in eixp-Hent' order a.nd;-hi3,^ttle.''«ireVa^H%.|yi : -g;ooid : lbt. espieoiajly th'e line of 57 2-yaa.r.old

The most common 6f .ilia is -protabty the ordinarycold* and themes : tfluccessful of curett for this common ill is NAZOLIIn fcfattles of 60dosest&rletfd.../' H

In no instance siace the Hennaing of 1916 tos the Base Records Casualty Staff left the office until'all work on any casualty r li3t received up till' 3 hpis-fceen completed and the telegfralm's notifying nfcxt ,of kittlodged in the J)|o6t office .'This iU one frf work 'serff>tso [fa J|as£ ftecojrds the iirlf 4tfdctibr os] whfoty Major $ xefere. Heexjtafnai ii> dn .fhieiolficft tlvat the' casualty, section tas had .to

nigW. ljtt aibinorailal i&nes V<>l!uateefi were ldw.wn froimi thfe whole •oft; Baste RecprdS stafe for overtitnf&. assistance)," «od thiiis the next of kin of o»ur soldiers were jfcliieiyed of anxiety, at 'the earliest, moment., fto-casualty; was sent out until the '. call 1 Jed . iafortriatton had freen carefully} checkjed : with • the infoitajata. on thje Base Recjords history 1 sheets regarding 'thje 'sol-, dilefa lumjit and nutojber. ' The Peace Celefblrations Choir is to meet for pwictice next Monday night. : •. Now in! "Chums," Us 6d; "Chat, tertox," 8s 6dg ai C. E, Manchester's... '