WEATHER.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3769, 29 August 1907, Page 3

WEATHER.

Captain Edwin wires at noon to-day : Westerly strong winds to gale, glass fall, tides high, sea considerable, rain probable.

.Eleven bands have already en" tered for the band contest which is to be held at New Plymouth in March. Six are first class bands, and nine are from the South Island. Mr W. Nye, of Park street, has agricultural lime for sale. The Guest (after dinner): “ Your wife is such a beautiful woman it’s a wonder you’re not jealous of her.” The Host ; Oh, I am ! I never invite any man here that any sane woman would take a fancy to.” Mrs Jenkins : My little boy’s get the measles. Mrs Tompkins :So has mine; he got it from the grocer’s children Mrs Jenkins (disdainfully) : Oh, ray little boy eot it from the clergyman’s children. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure won’t cure your broken legs or hearts. Nor will it act. as a matter of f.iet, As a recipe for tarts ,■ It won’tcure neuralgia, temper, squints For working men or toffs ; But Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure will cure Your colds and cure your coughs. Miss N. Challis, High-street Caterton, N.Z., writes: —“I was a sufferer from chronic indigestion, and gave Chamberlain’s Tablets a trial, with most satisfactory results. I can sincerely say that they are the best medicine that I have ever used, and have pleasure in recommending them to all who suffer from indigestion in any form.” For sale by Gardner and Whibley, Grocers.

Tbe man who sells the same old

goods in the same old way, Is the very same man who, some

fine day, Will find that his business does not pay. And that his trade will go, day by

day, To the man who sells the same old goods in the brand new way. * Most men are happy while

hustling! The rust of idleness is what breeds the microbe of misery in a man’s mind, but a busy man even forgets his dispepsia and his debts. You can’t turn tbe man who is in dead earnest. He makes you feel his faith in the proposition he puts before you. There is no substitute for this quality in advertising—it is power. Why suffer the awful agony of rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, and kindred diseases. Rheumo if given a fair trial will quickly cure you. Sold at 2/6 aud 4/6. -t At Watchorn, Stiles, & Co’s, great sale, floorcloths, linoleums, carpets, hearthrugs, sheetings, damasks, calicoes, flannelettes, all at great reductions.*

AND LIFE. Advertising is the light of the industrial welfare of a nation. A country in which advertising has reached a high degree is prosperous. Its presence means activity and life ; its absence means stagnation—death. The most civilised and prosperous countries are the most extensive advertisers.

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