Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Taihape Daily Times, 20 August 1918, Page 3

You waste time and money needlessly by sending all your money to the cheese factory. Why continue to rob yourself. Our offer is of the greatest interest to you. It saves your pocket and it saves a wonderful lot of time. In your own interests we ask you to separate all your milk in your own home and send your cream to us once or twice a week. Think of it. No more travelling continuously between farm and factory. No more big bills for repairs to oans and in that direction the risk will be ours. We can supply you with a Beatrice Separator on liberal terms —especially liberal if you will send us all your cream. — Maoriland Dairy and Produce Company Limited, Box 185, Wanganui. All the fat people want to be lean, All the lean peope want to be fat It's hard to know what we all mean Or where we all wish to be at. But despite the dissension that holds j One decision of all will endure i That the very best treatment for colds, | Is Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 8 I

KAISER AND EMPEROR. AMSTERDAM, August 17. Ic is expected that decisions arrived at by the Kaiser and Emperor Karl in conference, will be announced in the Reichstag in a few days. Reports are current that Austria has agreed to send troops to the West front on ocnuiuon that Germany make a fresh and more modest peace offer, and also concedes certain Austrian demands relative to'Poland. A Berlin official message 'declares that the conference of Austro-German Emperors, statesmen and generals, at German headquarters, manifested com plete agreement on political and military tasks, and an identical interpre- [ tation of the alliance. I The. “Frankfurter Zeitung” says j that as a result of the conference the Polish problems are considerably nearer solution. It is believed an Austrian archduke will be elected to the throne of Poland. i M. METIN'S DEATH. VANCOUVER, August 16. At an American Pacific port M. Albert Metiu and General Pan, on route to discuss war questions with the Australian Government, were welcomed enthusiastically. M. Metin became ill shortly after his arrival, and was unable to participate in the festivities. He retired to his room, and was found unconscious on the floor, dying shortly afterwards. ! moved and the Company’s best No. 1 grade cane sugar added—i i Highlander Milk I is absolutely pure, and is packed in 1 germ - proof Sami'! | tarjr tins —entirely :i - —only — solely —all |jj 1 :!; B,i,isfl - ill