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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 2, 27 September 1918, Page 7

It. is notified by advertisement that the Prohibition campaign closes on Moiulav next, September 30.

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For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure*

Before He Goes WHEN we have won this war—when "the boys come marching back"—when our boys sail home across seas forever freed from pirate submarines—first in their hearts and minds will be the thoughts of home. But never will they will to forget that they have been soldiers for democracy. And they will always be grateful for that which will keep fresh in their memories the story of the Great War. This thing pictures can do. Pictures of the parting and o' the home-coming, pictures of comrades in arms, picturti that tell intimately of how the war touched their lives— these will have value beyond price. And while they are . still in camp, are patrolling the high seat or battering the Teuton line in France, pictures of their home folks and home doings, Kodak pictures such as you can take, will help to "turn the dark cloud inside out, till the boys come home." You can buy a Kodak for 40/- up Or a Brownie for 10/- up SOLD BY ALL KODAK DEALERS AND KODAK (Australasia) LTD. "The Kodak Comer" co ff®M AY WELLINGTON 3