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Levin Daily Chronicle, 5 December 1918, Page 4

' HOROWHENUA COUNTY PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. Asent for the RETURNED SOLDIERS' INFORMATION DEPARTMENT. Work Wanted for Returned Men. STo. 9: Clerical work wanted or travelling; addreses, Levin. STo. '11: Married man with dogs, droving or farm work. Present ad- , dress, Waikanae. THIS SPACE will be occupied by the Patriotic Association to advertise the wants of Returned Men requiring employment, and employers seeking labour, are invited to communicate with the underMgiiecl, who will furnish full particulars as to character and. qualifications of applicants. F. P. WALKLEY, Secretary. Oxford Chamber?', Levin. Phone 17.

— a "- 'Ml A^SEH)sDlSPi^y^r 46 Can't Afford If. POOR SEED is so dear in the long run that you can't afford to have it. : "Tui" Seeds are all double tested for purity and fertility— in using them you know what you sow and know what will grow. 8 Samples are post free if you write—free if you call. Why not see themP Hodder & Tolley (Limited) Palmersion North.

0 ei s &i 3B at mmamaimmtßumm S ■ 0 ANOTHER B 1 EEXONA ■ 3 ■ ! a TlilU SIPH . f | a a i i a " Your P.-i-.ir.it Ointment hiLS been jj 3 i.t • t ;: : vi. tu cio by way of 1 U curi:.y t:i y«in ut a dn;.gerous brokon I ft !-n.i f nr. tl.» !• ro!ic«'l," writes Mrs. g ' £ J. Si.i.::«on, 150 !>u::un.s Street, Dun- i j* cdi;., JV-dafld. "We used many ■ ' B ninth,• i.us willi very unsatisfactory J | £1 results, and the wound began to I gj sa moat dangerous and puis- | ; w ouous appearance. Heading your f i e " Rezana OintwM. advertisement, we | \ S purchased a tin, and the result wa* f j ■" an immediate charge for tbo hotter. I B From tho first application the appear- 1 j S ance ol" the .nd el riged to a more J I E healthy mor>(l The inflammation I ' E and nrgry ti -n.ru noo • vanished. It I gj softoned and cooled the surrounding ( ' m parti, and the wound started to heal, | , z, and by continuing the lloiona Oint- g ( «■* ment os directed, fi vorv short time g (? tin- wound permanently healed. Con- J , S*, ridering the state of the wound, and I , ?. 'iiu many remedies we had tried, it I , p proves tiie healing virtues of yoar I ; iioxona OiuUuvnt are wonderful In- | _ UOiKi." ( I • 0 . liexona, ths HapM Healing Oint- • g meut. is a reni..rkiii.ly -effective re- ! j p ruedv fur all .>ti-'Ction? <-f the skin, aloo J j n for H'ouiids, burns, soims, and those • j _ ni:-::} hi.i'l. wi.ii h aro .'i.r.stantly cali- » ® ii)l: for the use of a reliable remedy. * ' E Price, 1/0 and 3/-. I • f t : :a j 1 tT; T a i Y.M.C. A. Messages of Moment "His Majesty congratulales the Y.M.C.A." —His Majesty King George From the down to the humblest private, all who know the work of the Y.M.C.A. at the Front,.'.realise that it is the most important service that can be rendered to our soldiers. The need is | ever present—b.«. generous according to I your means. lpi . jr j Send your donat&n to-day to CAPT. D. A. EWEN. Hon. National Y.M.C.A. Treasurer, Baker's Build- \|||||jr ings Wellington. 1© ™