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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1928, Page 1

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds, never fails

MASS-ELECTORATE AND -MASSELECTED. “ The already visible tlilßc-ultio-s of tile mass-electorate aiul tlio mass elected are pertinently illustrated in the current discussion over the selection of candidates.” says ‘‘The Times.” ‘‘The debate on the Bill, which is bound to raise the question of electoral expenses will touch it directly. .‘ s constituencies grow larger and the relationship between candidate and elector more distant, the habit of testing candidates less by their political ability than liv their capacity to pay the expenses of a contest grows more tempting and less desirable.”—“ The Times.” A SOUND INVESTMENT. .1 If, :,i a result of better housing, lie national bill of sickness could he •educed by one-third—not an unfair or ■xtravngant estimate—the country •onld afford to spend £oo million a rear on housing, as the material cost ,f sickness and disease has been calculated to he £l5O million per year, fjood housing, it should not need to he unphasised, is good business. Lad bouses drain tlio nation’s vital and financial resources. Good houses create the conditions for improving its vital and financial resources. Moreover, good houses are essential to o-ood citizenship and civilised family Fife. Hence it is that no short-sighted considerations of immediate financial outlaw should be permitted to override the ultimate material gain and solid social advantages which would flow from a hold and generous housing licv ” Mr Arthur Greenwood, M.i -

| FELT SORRY FOR HIM He had such a terrible cold. I gave him one of my Pulmonns and he shook mo hv the hand next morning. He had obtained immediate relief and his cold mas on the way to recovery. You see he had got Pulmonas himself by then. Is Gd and 2s 6d from all CJiemists.