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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 201, 14 August 1908, Page 3

A sore throat may be' quickly cured by applying a flannel bandage dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. A inmc back, a pain in the side or chest, should he treated in a similar manner. Pain Balm is also famous for its cures of rheumatism. For sale by all cheii.ists and storekeepers.

See what cash will do at the A.B.C. Boci Co.: —Gents' kip shooters, nailed. 7s Pi; Gents' Balmorals, wide-fitting, 7s 6dj Scotch grain water-proof knee boots (for the stockyard), 22s Od; gents' dancing shoes, 6s 6d; sadics' felt slippers, Is; childrens', 7d; goloshes 3s 6d; footholds, '« Od; (pm boots, Us Od; ladies' glace shoes, 5s 6d. Golf coots to wrder. All parcels carriage paid.— Adrt.

Evujonc knows that at Ambury Bros.' animal stocktaling sale rgains are the order. The sale this winter commences to-morrow, 11th Julv, and continues' till Sth August. Every department in the establishment i 9 full of every line of stock, and as every article purchased'is subject to a discount of 2d in the Is, custom .rs aw'in for a harvard, of bargains. A personal inspection .10 ited.—Advt.

Mrs. T. Burton, Albert road, Epsom, N.Z., writes: "Wo all use Cliambertam'3 Cough Remedy and think a lot 0' it. My husband, who is a conductor on A? Auckland trams, takes it when lie has the least symptom of a cold, and it ■■'- ways lessens the attack. Have given it to our children man} times for coughs or croup, and it has irever failed to cure." For sale by all cbomists and storekeepers. FIRST All) TO THE INJURED. Accidents art common to every household, ant' it is necessary to be ready .'or such emergencies. A bottle of Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment and a roll of soft bandages will relieve many a sufferer. It'takes tVe pain from every burn and bruise; will heal any and every Sore; destroys th'e poison from stings of insects;' stops neuralgia and cures rheumatism. Nto 1 family can afford be without Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniirrcnt. Keen a bottle on the shelf in plain sight, that it may be quickly found when needed. Prices 1/6 and 3/. Obtainable everywhere.

THE MATCH OF THE YEAR. I OOTB ALL!. F THURSDAY, 20th AUIIUST. 1". SKOGLt'XI), lion. Sec. WIIITELEY BAND OK HOPE. rpiE I'sunl Fortnightly Meeting of the Whitley Band of 110)10 will lie held THIS (Friday) EVENING. Chairman anil Speaker, Mr. W. C'oait. interesting programme, including Sketch by four members. Collection at door. J. A. KOI3ERTS, Secretary. "HOW THE YANKEES LICKED THE SPANIARDS." QYritten by Arthur Picard). JOUVEIsIR of the American Armada's visit to Maoriland. Order i * Selling in thousands. Price 8d free. Address: Arthur Picard, General Post Office, Auckland. "Y GTENIC BAKERY, ' DEVON-ST., NET PLYMOUTH. The Proprietor has lately compiled a little Booklet embracing a Price-list,

fJEWTOif KING'S SPKOIAT. SAIVKS - y FOll JUNK,JULY, and AUGUST. August 1 Air. J'. -Jackson and ill 1 . AV. Jjuvi'll, Stratford Yards. August 13—Mr. A. Lawn, Uaonui. Awnst 13—Mr. 'J. Gooding, Hole Road. August 11—Mr. li. Jones, Salisbury Road. • August 17—Mr, T. Wilson, Malioe. \ :-1 18—Mr. G. Saugster, East Road v,U—Mr. L. Baskin, Beaconsliold August 21—Mr. \V. Boiuut, Stratford J Yards. August 2U—Mr. H. .Julian, Oakura. August 26—Mr. E. O'Sullivan, Bird Uoad August 27-* Mr. H. Fcakins, Pembroke Koad. August 27—Mr. .1. 0. Jlontiliorc, Cowling Road. Au-nst 31—Messrs. Marrei Bros., Vea'.e ' "Road. September. 2--Mr. T. Barclay, TuluUwa Semptomlier 7-Mr. J. McCool, Douglas Yards.

DOMINION BILLIAED SALOON (Next WEBSTER BROS.', Auctioneers. DEVON-STREET). 1 Open from !) a.r.. to 10 p.m. UP-TO-KATK, LUXURIOUS, WKLt MANAG3O. TOTED WITH ALCOCK'S TABLES, j "THE STANDARD." "THE STANDARD," ARC-OYAL TABLE, As played on by Champions Roberts and Weiw.