BOWLING

Otaki Mail, 10 February 1922, Page 3

BOWLING

THE LAY OF A SELECTOR. I am £reue<i :ud worn, and worried with care, Covered with shame, my cross I must bear; My friends have deserted me; i stand alone: j With never a pai I can call my own. j t am a selector! i I ! I thought that my actions would surely j ; And bring my detractors right down to their knees; '< j But whatever I do. aud whatever 1 say. ; f No real friendly eve is e'er east my j ; way. I I am a selector; My duty was clearly just to pretend That each of the players was my dear bosom friend. I But, alas and alack.. 1 found to my cost !For one friend Ijuade a dozen I lost. ! I am u selector! ,i treated my friends with the best of i Godwin. Put them in plaCfcs I thought they could fill. But because I considered I should always be skip, They called me a damnable, selfish, old rip. I am a selector! s>o now I'm decidedly out in the cold. Xo more can I make myself skip as oi" old. . I'm put hack to second—a slap in the face— And Second now makes himself skip in my place. I WAS a selector. ■Magna ■BBMagggagMaMMg THAT TIRED FEELING. I It is iot natural'to have that tired feeling day in'and; <iay out, that you go to Led with at nighr and get up vritii :h the momiag—it' is a sure sign that youi system, is out of order. To refresh yourself, and regain, that strong vigorous feeling' you should take a course of Chamberlain's Tablets. They will strengthen your stomach and stimulate your liver and bowels to renewed activity.: although you have not realised it, it is these organs that have caused that tired reeling. There is no (better medicine Made for ail disorders •if the itr.rr.aeh, iiver and how els i-fla,i ICnnmbcrlaiii'f Tablets.