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A very successful hut unambitious s'ulc o[ wiork i:i aid of tin; baekbloeks mission was held yesterday afternoon ami evening ln St. Man's Ilall. The funetiuii was organised by the ladies of the congregation, ilisscs Godfrey tnd Hempton taking a leading part, and being actively assisted by" willing ludv helpers. The stallholders were as' follow; Afternoon tea, Miss Godfrey, with a bevy of young ladies as attendants; work stall, Mrs. Evans, Misses Wood and Hempton; refreshments, Misses Mace and Curtis; art and fancy stall, Misses JleKellar, Marshall, and "Evans; bran tub, Miss Renaud; sweets, Misses Webster, Glasgow, Bewley and Bradbury. Jn the evening a concert programme was rendered, the items songs: "The Diver," Mr. T. G. enberg; '-The Swallows," Miss Baker; "The Englishman's Home," Mr. X. Wcwdard; "On wings of song," Mr, Remind; "The cautious lover," Mr, Woodard; and Miss TflylOf.

BROWCttmS. "I heartily recommei* Law's Emulsion to those who need a lung-healer, and a tonic for the trhole body. Jt cure* mj broachltis after a number of other medicines failed." This man had had bronchitis for several years. Used to have regular attacks. Sometimes could not go to work. He tried many remedies, but got no permanent benefit until Lane's Emulsion was used. Lane's healed his lungs. That is why it cured him—lt healed. Other medicines soothed, but did not heal. Laatfs Emulsion first soothes and eaßes, then it heals and cures—permanently cures. ,9 Be sure you take none but Lane's. 4/6 and 2/« everywhere. 43 'RACKED Hands, ciiapped, ' hands, rough hands, scaly! , v'fe hands, are all healed and] .cured by LANE'S MEDOLINE.! f|ie only article specially pre plre(j for the hands. 1/ everywhere. t The A.B.C. Boot Co. are busy with their boot sale. The henvily cut prices offering are meeting with hearty respoase. The recently purchased stoc'-c is being sold at exactly htll-price for CfWb.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 205, 4 October 1909, Page 4

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308

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 205, 4 October 1909, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 205, 4 October 1909, Page 4

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