The advent of a fatal cold May from one septic germ unfold, Neglected cold may conic to stay. There’s danger in a day’s delay. But proper treatment timed aright Oft ends its progress in a night— When timed aright there’s treatment sure In priceless "Woods’ Great Pepper- ■ mint Cure.
firefer £. \ Their ages are different, their outlook on life is different—but their taste in tea shows no variation. All the family since Grandma’s day have been ‘ brought up on’ Nelson Moate’s. And it’s still preferred. To quote | the words of little Jean |\\ (aged 4)- ■/ "When the gwocer cornea f an’ we want more tea, we say, / * the usual, pwease, Mr. J Gwocer,' an’ of course he // ALWAYS bwings us— NELSON MOATE’S PURE TEAS
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1926, Page 4
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122Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1926, Page 4
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