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Hokitika Guardian, 7 June 1922, Page 1

'Ready for instant nso, “NAZOI,” is sure protection against coughs and colds. 00 doses Is fid. For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure Nelson Moate’s Tons are blended by an expert of many years experience and contain only the choicest of lnHgrown leaves. Aay your grocer for Nelson Moato’s Urnnds.—Advt. lie emphatic. Insist on genuine “NAZOIi.” Nothing like it for prevenling or relieving coughs and colds. No cold is Nazol-proof. GO doses Is fid. Now to hand new Jasons blankets, rugs, wool, knitting silk, and embroidery silk at a very moderate price.— Schroder and Co—Adrt. A friend for you! “NAZOr,” instantly relieves coughs and colds. Get a Nazol Inhaler.

blkssixg Till-: itixo. XKW YORK, April 7. American brides of the l’rotestnnt Kpiseipal CUiureh. which corresponds to f.lio Church of England, will not l>e mpiired to promise either to serve or to obey their husbands if the roeommtndution adopted by a Commission for the Revision of the I’rayer Booh is eonfirmed by the Genera J Convention of the Chnreli. The proposed changes reflect the new status of women. Thus, while the limn is no longer viewed .as his wife’s lord and master, on the other hand the Commission proposes to absolve the bridegroom from the promise to endow his wife with nil his worldly goods. Both parties, it is suggested, should he asked the same question promising to Hove, honour and comfort each other and to forsake all others as long as either lives. The Commission further proposes to ala Dish the ceremony of •dving in marriage a hymn or anthem being inserted at the point where the clergyman now says “Who giveth this woman,..” Another change suggested is the insertion of a prayer for blessing the ring which reads: “Bless, 0 Lord, this ring that she who wears it may abide in Thy peace and continue in Thy favour unto her life’s end.”

There's nests for rest in “Sleepy Hollow,” Cosy cots nil white and gold ; There’s dreamland days and nights which follow Sheltered from the wintry cold; There’s drowsy, eroontime songs unfailing, ' Lullabies which sleep assure ; And when there’s croupy colds prevailing, Always Woods’ Groat Peppermint Cure.