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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1924, Page 4

s idea’ You're on the right tack when you take Beecham's Pills to improve your health. Good health depends on keeping the system well nourished and free from impurities. That’s the idea take Beecham's Pills. They put the digestive organs in right condition and thus promote the assimilation of food. They put the bowels in good order and thus help to cleanse and freshen the system. Briefly. Beecham's Pills secure the internal conditions on which good health depends. You cannot do better than take ill it 11 m When your liver is sluggish, and your bowels constipated, appetite variable, you need a course of Chamberlain’s Tablets. Their effect on stomach, liver and bowels is just marvellous. Wonderful for Biliousncsc, Constipation St Bad Breath.

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&sk you t* (jvocq p fov> • tllOttV • 0 pgi i the itii!mm , ECOPJOifl^p?; Gas COPPErfiJj IReshforce 111 l pu «'ce/|{ Mi! Meed Hepalrs! 11l twenty years’ time your “Economic” Reinforced Pumice Concrete Gas Copper will lie as good as when it first occupied its modest three square feet of floor space! The “Economic” lasts a lifetime; it never needs resetting or patching up like the old style brick affair. The pumice concrete is solid and sound, and is reinforced with finest steel. There are twenty other reasons why you should have an “Economic”—let us tell you them.

A representative of the Odicial Receiver's Depart mem said that in the bankruptcy proceedings the defendant saiil |iis daughter's salary had been cHinn a year since she was ]I. At the time of bankruptcy she was 20. the waxheiuxc: jfav. ‘'As a direct outcome of the war." writes the Chief Itabbi. I)r J. 11. Hertz, in a recent numlier of the “Jewish M orlil.” the tragedy of the wandering .Jew is to-day deeper than ever. In the hour ot Jewry's greatest need, the l nited States has all hut barred and bolted her doors to the immigrant lleoing famine, racial hatred, and religious fanaticism. “In con.sefjnonces, masses of our brethren are scattered and dispersed to the four winds of heaven. And grave religious- dangers await them in tlio.se distant and strange lands that are alone open to them. Thus, in most l.atin American countries, the arrivals find no organised Jewish life. only Alarranoism, and. too often, total abandonment of Judaism, on the part of the earlier Jewish settlers. A strong united effort is required to save the children for Judaism, and thereby lay the sure foundations of important now Jewish centres.” TREO elastic CORSETS. 71 TADEof new superior surgical web, offers every woman the ernce nnd comfort “TREO” Elastic Col-sets alone provide. Ask your draper or write for catalogue to MISS MEX/ IKS 97 Manchester Street, Christchurch.

T. CROMPTON & SONS Makers of Pumice Fuel [toilers and Economic flas Coppers. 133 Tuam Street, C’hristcliurch.

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