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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 66, 18 November 1913, Page 3

fanq TNrOUP.H Oujt EXCHANGES. o —■ —— A dog jumped from a third story window at Laivcs, France, on the day of Ida master’s funeral. - B; “Got aiiYihaccy ?’■’ “For sure! hero’s some Sweet Slice GOLDEN EAGLE.” “dust ’what I smoke and time’s none better ; it doesn’t burn the tongue.” 4 The Wanganui Orphanage has just received a donation of £3, representing the pay of one of the special coneta ides who recently went to Wellington, in connection with the strike. Every man who likes a. good smoke should try Sweet 'Slice GOLDEN EAGLE TOBACCO. ( Cool and sweet; it can’t burn ihe tonguo. Try a tin. 3

j A Wellington resident, who was on a health recruiting trip to' "Vt’anganui, was taken charge of by the police last Wednesday as ■ the>-consequence of peculiar behaviour in the Avenue. He is to bo examined as to his mental condition. It begins well, continues well, and ends well—and is good all the time—■ Sweet Slice GOLDEN EAGLE TOBACCO. Try a tin' GOLDEN EAGLE is the best of all tobaccos. 2 . It was stated at a meeting of the committee of the Wanganui Agricultural Association that the strike and the wet weather had been responsible for a decrease of £IOOO in the takings at this year's Palmerston North Show as compared with 1 last-ybar. Sweet SIicenGOLDEN EAGLE TOBACCO pleases every .smoker. Cool, mild, 1 delicious-rit won’t burn the tonguoj. ji Tjfy a din. There’s ; tiothing to equal it. i o ’■ 1 ' • x U ■jjj ji. i j .j . . WHY SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM:-' Scientific research has discovered that excess uric acid in the blood is the cause ,of Rheumatism, Gct-’t Sciatica, Lumbago. , iRHEUMCv scientifically compounded prhsc/jjfe? j cures by eliminating the ' ;sid 2s 6d and 4s 6d everywhere ; -1

'&&3U£(?fc"FtSEY-.SALE. Jk .sSfraafl fa of '.all Jersey fanciers '■■ j'fsi>"3 <i:fl a most important sale of r j.\~'<f~r:i Jersey'-stock to be held next .",:•-•.' ■;.i behalf'bf'/W. V. Harkness, • : ,'.." /of Tariki. Mr Harkness has for L.auy years , been - closely' associated and keenly interested with:' matters, pertainablo to the Jersey, and as a breeder of pedigree stock his name has for years :been .far fained.,, The whole of his pedigree cows, 33 in all, will be submitted,, absolutely« without i tJj,o vslightest reserve,, this, a splendid .opportunity inclined to the Jersey.' ifmfiyiit in'ported* will, { nttjl ,be sold;. IVlr ''M&ykk&s has been dairying a\n(V; breeding pecfigree Jerseys-jpr the last 11. yeap, and has never had a clearing sale, Mr Harkness invites all dairymen and, Jersey fanciers interested, to call at their pleasure and.inspect the cows during milking, embracing an opportunity at the same tiino to inspect young stock by undermentioned bulls. The homestead is situated about I.J miles from the Tariki station. With the exception of three of tho cows, the whole herd has "been bred by the owner, practically founded on Pride of Egmont blood, All the cows will be served by the recently imported bulls' llozel's Sultan or Una's Nobility, the latler being a grandson of Noble of Oaklands. The disposal of this well-known and long established pedigiee herd has bfjen entrusted to Messrs Webster, Dobson and Co., of Stratford, for attention.

Tho family in a group photograph—before they have left the old fireside and gone into the big world—ever think of it? Nothing preserves the home atmosphere and home memorios like a group picture—with father and mother. And, when the family is scattered, how glad you will be that you had it done-in time,: Photography almost put 3 this, obligation on us. Make the appointment to-day. Mr McAllister you satisfactory re-