Boys’ Gabardine Raincoats, fit boys 5 to 12 years, 9s lid .at Hailcnstein’s Re veil St.— Advt.
RUSHED TO A BARGAIN SALE. Ho was a little mikl man, and took! life quietly, and he was considerably! disconcerted when his wife lell sick and insisted that he buy her something at the bargain sale. He did his best. Hut what was he, a mere man in a crowd of fighting and jostling women storming the counters! He was cast to the outside of the scrum, where he stood timorously thinking of the “ scene” when lie got home. . To comfort him he relied upon Hears’ Tobacco to calm his nerves— Rears’ is an inexpensive smoke, too. sold loose at only 'Bd an ounce.
“Whenever there’s a cough, croup or any other kind of chest trouble in the house 1 know the best remedy to take home is Hearne s. It’s graduated for use at all ages —the children like it—and it gives relief so quickly! Then, too, it strengthens the lungj against future BRONCHITIS Fop 50 veil's 3. psoven. 'lomedv/or eyejykind © of cough & chest colq EVERYWHERE 2\6 & 4j6
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1927, Page 1
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186Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1927, Page 1
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