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Hokitika Guardian, 29 August 1924, Page 2

A folil in the head makes one nlil<>. 1 jdsc no tiiiic in /Oh.” ( lour-; o’it eolds am! .1 in double-quick tinm. Is 0,1 IV doses-. .1 u-t to liaml. 11l pair of v.< trousers, all sizes, all .shades, ‘2 to .‘l7s oil, Hveod.s from Ills Oil a 11. St'i] foitli’s.- -Advt. miser "N Aitarrli 1 r 110 ir.sted Vs 0,1 ,t \V.

DON’T NEGLECT A COLD-IT'S DAMCEROUS. There's dimmer in :i ( old. "I lie Cehl you pot may he ;i timely warnino sometime.; more dangerous to follow. Some people enti h eohl easily : no Sooner one than the.' hive out n I lot lie t one. I lmt - danporous. A eolil lowers tin- vitality and weaken.; the ulmlo body. It start' wit!l watery eyes, sore all over leelitip. mid pel-imps runs into Hronehitis it;- i'oeutnonia. So prepare for trouble before it troubles von. A bottle 111 Mr Sheldon's New Miseovery is a safopuard against sue h ills. |u the home whole it is always found. ('ouphs and Colds do not obtrude. Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery is a preventive as well as a remedy. ’ A dose taken before exposure to inclement wealiier fortifies the svsiem A dose after exposure prevents the dancer of a chill. Ih Sheldon's New Discovery, 1:; f'd and .‘is (Id. Obtainable evorvwhetc.

! THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES ‘ A lii.r-siNc. in Pisonsi:. - ’ ‘•Be of govl cheer. From wider viewpoints which shape tho national policy our failure may cot prove a blessing in disguise. My faith in the future remains as strong as ever. although the immediate outlook lie fore the country is gloomy enough. Tn that faith vo hold on unflinchingly.” General Smuts, expressing cordial thanks to his election committee.

The ambassadors of tra<le. commercial rarellers ‘'Alike a true note" and ask nr Bells’ Mild Yellow hah'd V.'hi'kv. ’hey know tlie goods. “Bell’s” is mild nd clear. Mark Sproi and Co. I.td . •reymoutli. co]p distribi’tor; Ad r t