Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3777, 12 November 1907, Page 3

E. E. Hil), Bridgetown, W.A., writes; —“from personal experience I can testify to the efficacy of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Last winter I was troubled with a very had cough, and tried Chamberlain's Congh Remedy, which quickly cured me. Now I keep a bottle on hand, and take a dose at the first symptom of a cold, and have never since had a cold or cough. ’ For sale by Messrs Gardner and Whibley, grocers, Foxton.

OROUA BRIDGE CONCKR T CONVEYANCES to carry pasj sengers to the Bridge in time for the concert, returning afterwards, will leave the fire bell corner at half past five tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. Return fare 3s. Splendid programme, good music by local and Palmerston performers, making in all a firstclass evening’s amusement.

There are barbers who abuse the name, Others worthy of the fame. —Men who learnt their trade. I ain’t no fopish braggart with a Sandow waxed moustache, I don’t own the heavens or the earth, I'm but a simple barber, and a, man who learnt his trade — And learnt it well—because I knew its worth. I don’t call myself what I am not, I ain’t no bloomin' tailor in disguise, | don’t want torch yer of yer lot, or marr} 1, yer widder when yer dies. I only want yer to know in Foxton you’ve a barber, not self made, But one who served his time, and learnt his trade. I ain’t no bloomin’ grah-aU as yer thinks, I won’t chase yer for a brown,, I likes ter live, and let live, that’s my motto, and’ help the advancement of o,nr town, I ain’t no stingy, creeping cravyler as crawls around yer for a job; I never imposed on the workers, and for their hair cut ask a bob. My coming brought the price down, thereby fuller your pocket made. Now in your town you have a barber — One who served his time and learnt his trade. THE POET. -rr-raa