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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15132, 29 January 1917, Page 8

A youthful-looking employer went into the witness-box at the sitting, of the Military Service Appeal Board at Hamilton to give evidence as to the necessity for retaining the services of one of his employees. He was welcomed by Major Conlan with the remark; “You have not been caught yet !” and a roar of laughter from the “house.” The witness replied that he was arranging his. affairs as 'quifckly as possible in view effacing “caught.” \ SALVATION ARMY. Quito a number of Salvation Army leaders <are unanimous on the point 1 Brigadier Bray, Colonel Powley, Staff Capt. Hunu and others 1 are enthusiastic in their praise of Pluenzol (l/Bv.and 2/6) as a throat gargle. Sniff up Pluenzol for Golds ' andCatarrh and Swallow for Influenza thereby, expelling harmful microbes. -17