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t^!KJC&33!KStg^3C&33Cg The Jam that Mother used to make. TKI m You can never mistake the flavour of home-made jam. It possesses the full, fruity flavour and the purity seldom found in even the most expensive factory-made jams. With the ruling high price of sugar, the additional cost of jars, together with the difficulty of obtaining fresh sound fruit, it is nON going to pay you tomako your own jam this coming season. JSTot while we can make this amazing offer;— i 1-Ib TINS 5/3 PER DOZEN, OR 24/H PER CASE OF 5 DOZEN . 6-lb TINS 22/9 PER CASE OF 8 TINS. These prices are BELOW THE WHOLESALE PRICE to-day. We make this offer for two weeks only. Note that this offer is for CASH and that we deliver FREE to any part of the Borough. McLABGHLAN BROS. FAMILY GROCERS, S2 MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE, « ‘PHONE 17, BOX 73. % The. Business Man knows that a welcome break in the day’s work as made by drinking a cup of 'The Daddy of Teas.” TEA 60LDBKR0 5 SBH D.&J. WrCALLUMS # Whisicy THE BEST SCOTCH TASTED ONCE TAKEN ALWAYS I I a & 3 2

GERMAN INTRIGUE. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 A German intrigue has been unearthed in the Phillipines. The German Vice-Consul at Cebu ■was arrested for an attempt to start an insurrection. It is alleged he promised the Fillipinos any white woman in Cebu they might choose on condition they joined in a revolt against the United States.

The recent official embargo on the free interchange of news between the Dominion and the Commonwealth has •had a queer result in Brisbane, where a journal prints the following;—Notwithstanding the official statement that there has been no rioting in New Zealand, Mr Pollock, in the Legislative Assembly, asked the Premier if he had heard the rumour that Queens land soldiers who had enlisted for active service against Germany had been sent to New Zealand to quell the anti-conscription riots? If so would he inquire of the Prime Minister whether this is true? and would he, if satisfied that it is untrue, take steps to have it contradicted by the press, and thus remove a grave obstacle to voluntary enlistment? Mr Ryan replied that he had not heard such a rumour, but he had communicated with the Prime Minister on the subject, and would await his reply.

Bronchitis h MEAN’S Essence is really splendid for Bronchitis, It cured our two children. It is also very soothing for soro throats and colds in general. 2 1 *

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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 20 September 1917, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 20 September 1917, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 20 September 1917, Page 6

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