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Taihape Daily Times, 5 October 1918, Page 6

A GREAT MONEY-SAVING COUGH REMEDY.

A pint of the finest quality remedy for coughs, colds, and throat troubles —equal to 12s. worth of ordinary mixtures —may be made in a few minutes by .adding 2s worth of HEENZO (Hean's Essence) to water and sweetening. Miss Muriel StaTr, the celebrated actress, says:— "The effect of HEENZO (Hean's Essence) on a bad cold I contracted was wonderful. I think every public speaker and singer should use it." HEENZO (Hean's Essence) is obtainable, from Chemists and Stores, or post-free on receipt of price, 2s, from Hean's Pharmacy, Wanganui 2

SETTLING AN ARGUMENT.

At the Supreme Court of Fii, sitting in Suva, Mabob, an Indian, was sentenced to 12 months' hard labour on a charge of manslaughter. The original charge was one of murder. According to the evidence of the Crown, accused and Baram, another Indian were arguing as to who should cook the food. Mabob took a shotgun which belonged to the sirdar and, putting a cartridge in, shot the deceased full in the face at point blank range. 'There was no clear evidence on the point as to whether the two men were quarrelling or sky-larking.

"Foresight is the -weapon of the Wise." —Proverb. Forethought always pays. That's why wise mothers all over New Zealand keep a large 2s bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver on a handy shelf At first signs" of a cough or cold on the little ones, a dose of Baxter's is given. Quickly dispels all trouble and protects against return. As a tonic it stands alone. A splendid vitalizer and blood purifier. Just as good for adults as for kiddies. Chemists and Stores. Buy to-day. , ■■% :-4

Optical Announcement INTERESTING NEWS FOR TAIHAPE RESIDENTS. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A SKILLED OPTI CIAN U.S.O.T, D.L.O.C. QUALIFIED OPTHALMIC OPTI- , |lj , : ~ * CIAN, AND PROFESSOR OF * l'" f I '" '■ OPTOMETRY VgKo> MR. W. RUSSELL is paying a visit /-'> to Tailiape, and may be consulted at ! Mr. W, H. Fookes' Pharmacy on " TUESDAY, OCTOBER Ist, for a short period. SIGHT is precious. Any loss of vision is always to be deplored. Your eyes deserve the best possible car© you can give them, MR. RUSSELL'S visit is a golden opportunity to have'your eyes properly attended to. The importance of having properly fitted glasses cannot be over-estimated. Good vision is our most valuable sense, and the eyes once impaired perhaps cannot be restored. Glasses wrongly prescribed and worn make the sight worse instood of better. Glasses rightly prescribed to overcome the sight defect arc a comfort and a blessing. When, after careful testing, Mr. Russell decides that glasses would be of service, no charge is made. In those cases where glasses are necessary, the price varies according to the lenses required and the frame I personally know that Mr. Russell is a specially qualified and reliable optician, and strongly advise all who have the slightest eye trouble to accept his services while he is here..—W. H. FOOKES, Chemist, Taihape. Consulting Hours: 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Mr. W; H. Fookes' Pharmacy, Main Street, Taihape •,.•<*

The Front Line Grin! Cheery? Yes I After four years of War ? Yes—cheerier than ever! There is not much cheer in the Shell Zone—but a lot of what there is he finds in the two hundred and twenty Church Army Huts. What have you given What are you giving to build them ? to support them ? Keep on giving—it's all for him ! Send Donations to : The Military Affair* CommittM Or to— Ret. F. W. WHIBLKT, Hon. Secretary in K.Z. for t Church Army, Ormondvulk haines-10 20 Mwlsrnve Street, WclUnstoa rnMkf*"T i#&#k I Honorary Treasurertt JAS. W. HENDERSON GEO* SHIRTCLIFFE