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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1929, Page 3

Ho con r d 'juggle a feather, a camion ball. too. He o'"' 1 ' 1 IP* ha ; ¥ a ton, break horse- 1 shoes in tivo, .He could wrestle an ox or break a steel' chain, For he’d done it quite often, again and again; - . .V He could lift a bad cold when he had it, I’m sure, : ! FoV he'kiiew the right way, Woods’ Great Peppermiht Cur£.

Six men’s “Sincerity” suits'£6* 19? 6d, now £4 19s 6d; three Kaiapoi box suits . 95s now 655; boys grey serge suits 42s 6d now 31s at McKay’s great sale.—Advt.

Ilk Read this wonderful' letter! "Since" I was two' years old I hav# suffered’with Asthma and I am now 18 years of age. Some'iinle ago‘l was advised to’.take 1 Lane’s Emulsion, but 1 scoffed at the idea, and said all the medicines in the world would not cure'me, when I had made a skeleton of myself I turhed to Lane’s as a ■ t . last resource. That was only J a month ago and,' truly, your wo..derf jl pre--1 paration is a gift that mankind Should recognise. In that short month I have put on weight that I wouldn’t have thought possible; I have fo/gotten: what it is to have Asthma. Allow me to thank you. for the good Lanes has done for 'm«? —you’ have done youlr duty on this earth by''help»rtg thousands ‘of sucn cases.’" —K.S. - If ‘you suffer from throat or lung troubles —dd hoi despair. Start : at 6nee with Lane’s' —2/6 dnd 4/6 a bottle at all'Chemists and' Stores.