Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 199, 1 February 1915, Page 7

Whatever may happen to Germany politically, industrially it will still possess highly-trained workmen, its asset of scientific industrial research, its patient ; efficient methods of manufacture and of salesmanship. There are qualities only destroyed by the extinction of a people, and this is not possible. It is not wise nor justifiable to count on any lasting commercial animosity against Germany, and the powers of renaissance of a country and a people after a" great war have been shown by France to be phenomenal. So that in the end the battle of commerce will be decided by the relative fitness of the nations concerned to manufacture efficiently just as it has been before.—Mr L. B. Pomeroy in Automobile Engineering and War, a paper presented to the Institution of Automobile Engineers. i*HOSPHATONIC Hundreds point to Fletcher's Phosphatide qs the finest of* all ncrve-bracers, either 'or the convale«cent '•r for i !>e • mi-down worker. Ihe i-ded system responds immediately to its strengthening influence. Weakness, Debility, Heaviness and Depression disappear after a few doses. _ Fletcher's IS iKe nerve-food thai will I bnnc now health and B ". re ß«'V< , *oß. 2/6 & 4/8 tj ;.t rill Chemists and Stnrr*