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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2200, 13 July 1914, Page 9

Weary are Mm. feet when cold is in the head'and ypu have not usid "NAZOL" This -sterling; remedy for .coughs, /' colds, catftriii;.aud eore throat acts quickly, and leaves!no evil.aftereffects—Advt;. . •; To-morrow at 1.30 Messrs. A. L. Wilson ■rind .Co. will hold a sale of household furniture, niano. and effects at the i'esiaence.,2l7jtngestro .Street. Owing to the occupier (Mr. Harihafin) having taken over, the Thistle Inn Hotel, the complete contents of tho .sis rooms "must be sold 'without reserve. What a cold on the chest f Hub a little "NAZOL" where volt feci the tightness, and coyer with, wadding. Sniff a few drops through a Nasiol Inhaler. That treatment always soothes and eases.—Advt. . . ; On Friday evening . at Johnsonville there was an interesting debate between the members of -thp Owl Club and. the IClinjidallah -Literary and Debating Society. The subject, of;, discussion was: "That ;the Present Coirijmlsory Military Training System in New Zealand is desirable;" Messrs- Hallj- -Perguson, and Kleelo-affii'ii)<;d :tho'motion 1 oil, behalf of the ■'Johnsonville- Club, ' while -Messrs. Biuld, Aplin, and Aiiplcton, of Khandallah took the negative. Mr. John S. Uarlon judged the debate. The decision was given in. favour of tho Khanuallah Club by 219 -points -t0"■229,'. Much local interest was created in this debate, and a return visit is to be pa id by the members of the Owl Club shortly. Everyone has a cough or cold sometime or somewhere. So everyone ought to get- "NAZOL"—the best cough and cold remedy in New Zealand, In bottles of 60 doses for. Is. Bd.—Advt,