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Taihape Daily Times, 18 March 1918, Page 7

We will sell you the Beatrice Cream Separator on liberal terms, and if you will contract to sell us your cream at full market rates we will make the terms exceptionally easy. We want the cream you have for sale.—Maoriland Dairy Company, Ltd., P.O_ Box ISS, Wanganui.

VANISHES BEFORE THE FAMOUS REMEDY That seems a big statement, but we have the proof every day and every week. Consistently and persistently this wonderful remedy attacks the conditions in the body which produce this terrible disease. This is no mere remedy which is made to suit all cases and temperaments. It is especially adapted for each individuas. Make inquiries from us, giving full particulars as possible. We will answer by return mail. The advice you obtain from us will be worth money to you all your life. How yuo can get this advice and how scores have been cured of Rheumatism is told in our free Booklet, entitled **The Broken Crutch. Por your own sake get it. SEND FOP. IT NOW To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Ltd., Hellaby’s Buildings, P.O. Box 369, AuckPlease send me free book about Rheumatism mentioned in the “Times/’ Taihape, A.D. 63,

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GERMAN WAR CIGARS. A queer story of “war cigars” of a peculiarly perilous brand is told by the Settncr Abendpost: A dinner was given in the marble salon of the Royal Palace at Budapest in honour of the president of the German. Red Cross, the Emperor being represented by the Archduke Franz Salvator, In due course “war cigars” were handed, round. While smoking one of these a distinguished guest became indisposed and had carried to another room Shortly afterwards Count Spiegclfeld suffered a similar attack, and he, too, had to be removed on an impoverished stretcher. Then the Archduke himself was overcome with fainting, and was only with difficulty restored to consciousness by a staff physician, who plied the illustrious host freely with brandy. Subsequently the members® of the life-saving society were summoned, by whom thq .sick guests were conveyed home. An inquiry has been ordered to determine the constituents of these perilous cigars.

MSSSHJSnS. MJx&ss&miKaßttmaßaimiacß&zasfi - TTJimrrvmaaca fja « 'MkvP $ pi ■A V> it %Shi» iIN ES-5 If a Soldier at the Front refuses to do his duty—he’s shot. Have you neglected your duty to the Soldiers who are fighting and suffering for you ? Have you sacrificed anything for tne men who have risked everything ? To do something for our Soldiers —to pay something—is not charity—it is your plain duty. Gh r e generously—give so much y. Oll have to economise! And give promptlyl Send your Phe la r? n °l lr Bo * s through the Church Army. £50,000 wanted for its work in N.Z. and Overseas. Write to-day to Hie Military Affairs Committee Jp.r. W Hen derson y Honorary Geo. Shirtchrla j Treasurers 20 Mulgrave Street, WELLINGTON Cross Cheques “Union Bank, Wellington.” taagsHOEßzaanag waaa r — •ms>rr n .Tiitker FTCLiu.