ROLL OF HONOR

Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 April 1917, Page 3

ROLL OF HONOR

Councillor Fosella said it was time the council tcok steps to have the district Roll of Honor printed and placed in a pulxic place. There now were over 340 names on the roll; and not a great many more were remaining to be added, unless the Second Division had to be called uipon. The mayor suggested that a special committee >-be set up, with Councillor Fosella as ctiairman and convener. Councillors Dempsey, France and Robertson expreessed sympathy with Councillor Fcsella's proposal, and willingness to help. . A suggestion was made that the names of the men from this town and district be painted in the public library—or lithographed— as a record for posterity. The subject stands adjourned until the meeting of the new council. GRAVEL AND BLADQER TROUBLES. Sufferers from gravel and bladder troubles should read tho following letters From Mr. T. ;Tinli.Ul. Ida street, Black Hill. Balla-rit East, Vic. " Som? years ngo my health became, leriouslv impaired. Excruciating pains deprived ine of all rest and sleep. ! ' had severe puiodical lioadacbca, as well as irrr.it p.iij in the region of Ue liver. "My vi-i-" cm.fair.H a ht-Rvv sjdim'.'ttl nf a brirk-diwt colour, which jave nit great pain in paFsir.fr it. Such, (vas n.v str.ie t.f hear;n wiuu I "U* bcifni; t.ila.v; Warner's Safe C' r<\ My restorsthn to beol'h was rrp'd and complete. Sine that time I have enjoved the best uf health hav© been five from all p:;u:s. My urire ;s «iow clear and vr- -■^v.:' --ni 'o:'in. From Mr. J.' Taylor, 64, Helen-street, Noitlicote, Vie. < "For a considerable time my httle wn. aged 6 venrs, h:ic beer, ailing from 4 serious arfcction of the bladder ""d incontinence of nrine. Ihe irritabdity of the tissues bccamo extremely marked, aid the dwuiso was maniftstcd by great oain and enfiering, with ner l ous excitement, which would make the cmld quite prostrated. This u /as accompanied by loss of appetite and of llesli. Various medicines were tried, v. li.ch d;d not have any effect. We then decided to give him Warner's Safe Cure, and improvement in his condition was soon noticeable. In a very short time a complete cuvc I (ected, and sines that time the chiL; has enjoyed good health." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by* Uiemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in th" "riirinal (ss) bottles nnd in the cheaper** (2s 6d) '"Concentrated," noa ilcoh'ilie form.