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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 236, 24 June 1918, Page 3

The Camp Commandant at Featherston acknowledges with thanks receipt of the following gifts for the Camp Hoe-pital:-Mrs. Q. Donald, Featherston, 5 cushions, 2 cases of apples; Bed Cross Society, Gisborne, 2 cases of lemons; Rav. Mr. Bnrtlett. Featherstpn, 1 fowl and 2 vegetable marrows; Bristol Piano Company, Wellington, 2 gramaphonesreTbo Camp Commandant'at Trentham acknowledges with thanks receipt of the following gift, which has been distributed amongst the troops:-!row the Women's Patriotic Committee, New Plymouth, sack of pumpkins. ME. GEORGE ASHTON, QUALIFIED SIGNALMAN, No. 1 C, R.A.N.K., WRITES HOW CLEMENTS TONIC BENEFITED HIM IN JIABAUL. Mr Ash ton, whose lette- appears below, has just completed eight months' service with the Australian I'oices at Babaul, and he tells how Clements Tonic warded oft' a threatened attack of fever. He writes: "Clements Tonic, Ltd., "Whilst in barrack* at Balniul I had eyinptorae of malarial fever. For days I could not eat, and only drank your tonic, of which I had takei several large bottles with me. "Many of my mates were dosed daily with quinine, who were surprised at the results of your medicine, as I rapidly recovered my health. "It was a pity many others did not take it. In my opinion there would not have been so much serious 3icknc?s. You mav use. this testimony as you think fit. "(Signed) GEORGE F. ASHTON, "Qualified Sienalmon. No. 1 Co., I . ■ " ."1U.N.R.," ■ Tlio fact that this medicine is used so largely over the Commonwealth is proof of' its great health value. Its effect upon poor digestion, wenk nerves, weakened sonatitiifions, inactive livrr, or brain exhaustion is most rcmarkaW*. All Chemists and Stores sell it in the Commonwealth. Its use means health. -Advt. BNIFF UP, GARQLt- OR SWALLOW