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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8845, 22 June 1907, Page 2

“While riding across the bridge to Stratford, ” says Mr H. Crawford, of Cardiff, N.Z., “my horse slipped, coming down on my leg and bruising it very badly. As soon as I got home -I bathed the limb in very hot water, and then had Chamberlain’s Pain; Balm thoroughly rubbed in. Have always boon a believer in this liniment and am so now, for in two days’ time the soreness had nearly disappeared, and within a week I was as fit as ever. ” For sale by T. H. Bredin, Marton; and W. B. Clark, Bulls. It will go a long way to prevent yon taking cold if yon provide yourself with warm pnro woollen underwear. Warm woollen undershirts ' and pants 8s 6d, 3s lid," 4s 6d, 5a lid, . - 6s 6a; warm knitted socks ICd Is Is Sd. Is Cd; flannelette pyjama-suits 6s Gd, Roslyn flannels 2s lid, Crimean shirts 5s lid to 7a lid.—Noal, Cash Clothier, Fetlding. : . For Bronchial Coughs toko Woods* Great Peppermint Cun. Is 6d and