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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 8

GOOD VALUE. ' At the present time everyone finds it. necessary lo tit:udy expenditure and tget as good value tor their money as possible. No advance has been made in the price of Dr. Horse's Indian Hoot Pills, although the cost of producing the Pill has gone up enormously, and an advance in price would bo justified. There are on an average forty pills in each bottle, and they are sold generally throughout New Zealand for one shilling or a little higher in certain districts. Tho greatest care is token in selecting the ingredients of tho pills, and they are in every ivny a splendid product'. No better pill is mado in this or any other country, nnd if they aro occasionally used, more expensive medical treatment can be avoided. Another Young-life Campaign is heing held this week in Wellington hy the .liny. E. l'algrave Davy, of Auckland, superintended of the Xow Zealand Children's Mission. The Bnptiai Church, Borhamnorc, has been lent for the meetings, \vhioh commence this evening at seven o'clock, and continue each evening till .Saturday «i, the same hour. The meetings arc open to adults as well as young people. A gad-cooking demonstration by Aliss Una. Carter wili be lield at, tho Gas Company's demonstra,tion room to-morrow, to commence at 3 o'clock.