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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1989, 12 June 1919, Page 2

THOSE SUFFERING ! AFTER-EFFECTS OF INFLUENZA :: :: :: And who feel tired-out, run down, no ambition, no appetite, and can’t even get a good night’s rest, can, by taking BOYLE’S NERVE IRON, restore their lost energy, increase their appctitie, assist | lheir digestion, build up a new I and nourishing blood supply, which will give them a snap and vigour that will make them forget their troubles. I Obtainable at Healey’s Phar- § maey, price 8/0 r . 1 LADIES! | YOU probably know just how i annoying it is to have the face smart, burn and till up with freckles just the minute you expose yourself to the sun. You’ve probably noticed, too, a how it continued to burn — I fairly sting —long after you I have retired. To obviate such I unpleasantness you should I use I NYAL’S FACE CREAM. I HAVE it on the dresser, keep I it handy, and if you are travelling carry it with you; never he without it where you are. It soothes, cools and smoothes the irritated skin, and keeps it that way in spite of wind and sun. It is nongreasy, and non-irritating. OBTAINABLE AT HEALEY’S PHARMACY. [A Card.] H. A. INGLE DENTAL SURGEON. (Late Arthur H. Boyos.) Eraser’s Buildings - Main Street, Eoxton. Hours; 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ’Phone No. 60. [A Card.] F. T. DANVERS VETERINARY SURGEON, Palmerston North. Private ’Phone 478. Or — Browne’s Stables, ’Phone 77. H. W. RICHMOND COACHBUILDER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, Avenue Road - Eoxton. Jobbing Work of all descriptions carried out at moderate rates. Estimates given. Telephone No. 89. PUBLIC NOTICE. SUBSCRIBERS are notified that uwing to the great increase in the cost of paper and newspaper production, the HERALD subscription rates as from April Ist will be as under: — Per Quarter, in advance - 4/6. Per Quarter, Booked - - 6/-. Posted, 1/G per Quarter extra. Single Copies - - - - 2d. sacra Fop TOOTHACHE Insert™™ ono or two drops of full-strength ‘ Registered Name KEAN’S ESSENCE Coughs, Colds, Catarrh and Sore .Us dilute !*•> ti pint. l«y adding water and swL'ctrriing ' 3 IN MEMORIAM. BROWN. —In loving memory of our dear Hide son, Isaiah Robert William James (Jim), who died June 13(li, 1918, aged 2 years. We miss him when the dowers bloom In die garden where lie played; We miss him more by the iireside. When the dowers have all decayed; Wo see bis toys and bis empty chair, And die horse lie used to ride; And they all speak with a silent speech Of our little Jim Unit died. And when we gazed on his innocent face, As still and cold he lay, And thought what a lovely child he had boon, And how soon lie must decay—“o, death, thou lovest die beautiful !” In the woo of our spirit we cried; For sparkled the eyes, and the forehead was fair, Of our little Jim that died. "We shall all go home to uiiv Father's home, To our Fallier's home in the skies. Where the hope of our souls shall have no blight And our love no broken ties. We shall roam on the banks of the River of Peace, And bathe in its blissful tide; And one of the joys of our heaven shall be To meet our sweet little love that died. —lnserted by bis loving parents.