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Hokitika Guardian, 15 August 1917, Page 4

Another of our Gallant Heroes Praises (from a. Photo.) PriT»t* 3. R. Stopion. Private Stanley Roy Simpson, No. 736, of the famous First Battalion, was in the original landing at ’ Gallipoli, and went right through the six month*’ campaign, leaving the Peninsula within a few days of the evacuation. In the First Brigade-composed of the Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Battalions—he fought in the Lone Pino charge. Ho saw the great eight-hour armistice on the 26th Hay. This ‘"V" "• battle-scared Afizac says some valued words about Rexona: “I'd like to add my testimony as to the value of REXONA Ointment. A soldier pal of mine cured himself of painful hemorrhoids solely by its aid, and I have, by degrees, come to believe in it as the most curative ointment to be had in the world. I have found it partlculariy effective as a healing agent In skin sores and wounds, Heaven knows! ve seen enough of them to last me a lifetime, and I know what I am taut g SSf I caiUecommend Rexona Ointment h.artMyord) tw orrholds, because 1 have seen its work; and (a) for cuts and sores that have become unhealthy through a worker's carelessness. 1 remain, yours faithfully, (Sgd.) S. R. SIMPSON. mequJlled as a nothing and rapid healing Omtment, foip the ternbla wound* an skin sore* which they so often suffer from. , . . Rexona i* first at the Froet and first at home. The eyer-ready fnendofall. S£Tgol.r pot* afi.T 6d., pi large pot., nearly four tune* the quantity, at as. v \ </onnuo ™^apl^eaLer Save Money in the Kitchen! r if vonr Range In old and worn out it will pay you well to replace It with an “OHION” The enormous of fuel In getting up and sustaining heat In an antiquated range Is distressing, equalled only by the wretched result* obtained from its oven*. :n or Close Fire With coal at the present price and all food products so dear, it pays handsomely to instal an "ORION.” Do it now! Yon will save money in fuel economy. you will have no waste in food spoiled b.V bad ovens, yon will save sitting-room fires U you liko <hv selecting an Opeu Fire Range), you will benefit all round by getting into your kitchen one of theso famous Ranges.H. E. SHACKLOCK, Ld., Dunadin, Walli.igton, Auckland Ask your Iron monger to show o&ltln, you one n I Westland Furniture House. WELD STREET, :: V; HOKITIKA. A Chance that may never occur again* - E. PEA IC E Havitif been fovlnnnD* in srcnfirß a very limited number of OIL PAINTXNCiS bv the well-lcnmvn Artist, Paul Wren, each painting bearing Ibe artist’s fci"natu e, is offering' them at £1 each, the original cost /3 13s. All ate c.f New Zealand scenery. Groat Reduction Sale of Furniture till August 31st, only. n-.j..,, , llis inle no reasonable offer will be refused for any article of Vm-nin re D< n’r. miss this .opportunity of seenrit g Furniture at YOUR OWN PRICE. I POCKET ELECTRIC LAMPS AND TORCHES emPATFVr ARRIVES! FIXTURES AND SHELVES AND ' • PILED HIGH I SPLENDID LAMPS THEP ARE, TOO/ l-THE NEWEST TYPESINSTANTANEOUS ACTION—STEADY BRIGHT LIGHT—STRONG AND SERVICEABLE IN CONTRUCTION. THE LOW PRICES ARE AN ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION. FLAT POCKET LAMPS—3/6, 4/6, and 5/6, EXTRA REFIL BATTERIES—I/9 and 2/- each. ROUND POCKET 'TORCHES 6/-, 7/-, 8/-, and 10/6. EXTRA REFIL BATTERIES—2/- and 2/6. W. A. SCOTT & SONS, 183 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. J. Satchell, Boot Depot, REVELL STREET. HOKITIKA. The Cheapest and Best - Boots'll op in Hokitika. Inspection Invited. G. Lakin, Manager.