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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2410, 28 March 1922, Page 4

THE DEAF HEAR!

AND HEAD NOISES CEASE by using the new remedy called “EUSTOL,” one box of which is sufficient to completely cure any ordinary ease. This wonderful ointment is prepared from the valuable prescription of a noted London ear specialist, and has permanently cured numerous severe cases of deafness and head-noises where other expensive treatments had utterly failed. Every sufferer should certainly try it, for its efficacy is beyond question. Send for a box to-day, price 5/-. Address: “EUSTOL” Co., The Bungalow, Tyler’s Green Godstone, Surrey, England.—Advt.

The Chris!church Sun recently offered a prize for the most appropriate name for Mr Wilford’s new political party. It has awarded the prize to one who suggested “United Progressive Party.”

COAL! COAL! COAL! ! COAL! COAL! COAL! J.UST arrived, large stock of Household and Kitchen Coal. Prices as under:— Coal, Kitchen, per ton - £3 0 0 Coal, Kitchen, per bag -6/ Household Coal, per ton £3 5 0 Household Coal, per bag 6/6 Coke, per bag - - 3/6 Two or more bags, each 3/3 ■ My prices are the lowest. By supporting me you get the benefit. Coal in bulk, weighbridge tickets supplied. On behalf of a large firm, I am prepared to buy old cast iron, brass, lead, zinc, copper; also ropes, rags, and sacking. Highest current rates at yard, or will call for same. Orders left at Bauckham’s store, or house next Town Hall, promptly attended to. AGENT FOR PUKEMIRO KITCHEN COAL and TAUPIRI COAL COY. CARRYING DONE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Your Patronage Solicited. E. G. MARTIN. E. G. MARTIN. COAL. COKE & WOOD DEALER.

DIGGERS’ FRUIT SUPPLY. S. W. DUDSON :: PROPRIETOR. Regular supplies of Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. Full stocks of English and Colonial Confectionery carried. Cordials and Soft Drinks. GIVE US A'TRIAL. “THE HERALD” PRINTERY is equipped with the latest and most up-to-date in type and machinery, and we are prepared to execute orders for all classes of printing with despatch at reasonable rates consistent with the highest class workmanship.

LIFE’S LITTLE THINGS. If you were able to live just right all the time, there would be little need for medicine. But some little thing is constantly coming along to put us out of balance—exposure, change of diet or drinking water, irregular meals, are little things that will at times upset the best of us. Nothing particular the matter, but we don’t feel good.* At such times the wise among us will take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets with certain knowledge that they will put us right, right away. For sale everywhere.—Advt.