Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, 17 June 1918, Page 6

For Children's Hacking Cough at night. Woods' Great Pepermint Cure, 1/6, 2/6.

If YOU were In t —living in muddy trenches—exposed to the elements, shells, bombs and bullets—suffering thirst and cold—facing the horrors of battle— What would you think of people living in Safety and Comparative Luxury, who refused to share a little of their Comfort with you ? Appraise your Comforts—count your Blessings —compare these with the Hardships of our Soldiers, then ask yourself— What Do I Owe Them ? You should give something for the Comfort and Benefit of the Troops. Let The Church Army take your Gift to where it is most needed. Send all you can to its Representatives in N.Z.: THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, Cross all Cheques "Union Bank, Wellington. JAS. W. HENDERSON \ Honorary GEO. SHIRTCLIFFE ) Treasurers 20 Mulerave Street, WSLLINGTQ: Don't Overlook the Advantages or Highlander Milk for Cooking! Have your own little dairy in your pantry in the form of a few tins of Highlander. For cooking and the preparation of dainties it is much more reliable than fresh milk. And, too, I W is # ever ready for use. It is always there when you i want it. Not so the milkman however, who is the cause of many a disappointment for the housewife. You will never be disappointed \ \\, if you keep a tin of Highlander »S| always on hand. Specify \wi New Zealand's Own Milk-All-British Highlander. /y You can depend upon it.< Tor QctpAihi} For V«xlue