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Taihape Daily Times, 7 October 1918, Page 6

"A faithful friend is the medicine of life. ” —Proverb. The faithful friend is the unfailing friend. That aptly describes Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is one you can always depend upon. When your head is all stuffed up ' with a cold, when your throat is sore and painful, when that chest cough keeps you awake at night, good old Baxter’s can always Keep it handy. Large bottle 2s All chemists and Stores. 5 For cold in the head —inhale NAZOL For sore throat or tickling cough take some drops on sugar. Used either way NAZOL works wonders. 60 doses 1/6

Optical Announcement. —-*- iiia.su INTERESTING NEWS FOE TAIHAPE RESIDENTS. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A SKILLED OPT! CIAN m. W. RUSSELL, U.S.O.T , D.L.O.C. QUALIFIED OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN, AND PROFESSOR OF OPTOMETRY MR. W. RUSSELL is paying a visit to Taihape, and may bo consulted at Mr. W H. Fookes’ Pharmacy on TUESDAY, OCTOBER Ist, for a short V /W&SSr period. SIGHT is precious. Any loss of vision is always to be deplored. Your eyes deserve the best possible care you can give them. ME. RUSSELL’S visit is a golden opportunity to have your eyes properly attended to The importance of having properly fitted 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 insteod of better. Glasses rightly prescribed to overcome the sight defect are 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

c *' jr< ~'rL--1 • •:•.•■■; *l~ M n, “Come on, Digger — andf have a feed!' It may be a simple enough meal—but a Feast to the S° ld “£ fe France. For with it he also, gets the Comloit, tb* Warmth, the Cheer and the Sociability of t e Church Army Huts From New Zealand to the Front your boy finds Church Army Huts everywhere— and they all cost money to build and to u carry on.” You can’t give what you OUGHT to give -none ot us can. But have you given all you CAN give? Think it over—then send your Donation to: MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE - 20 Mulsr»»* Street, WELLINGTON rv. v W WHIBUST, Hon. Treasurers: for JAS. W. HENDBBSON Onaondrllle. GEO. SHIBTCLIBFE