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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1915, Page 3

Let our infant army safely grow Five fleeting years, and then One hundred tlurusand soldier boys Will lie stalwart soldier men. Those five brief years,, if peace prevail, Should Austnl's sway assure; Meanwhile, whew coughs and cold assail We've Tfaods' Great Peppermint Cure. The now famous nin<»o Emhrnear >n, " '" '"' ' ht 'rom the . _ . rards fVew Plymouth, A. J. Kinhy (WnitnPurchas imd Son (Urenui and Uruti), 0, Metili (Fltham), T3. Crossman (Tariki and Inglewood), T. C. Street (Okato), T. J. Middenhall (Opnake), V. Tobler (Okaiawal, S. Aylward (Whangtmonona), Cojgrovc and Co. (Manalf-'i, '^c. rocers, New Ply mouth, desire the public throughout, Taranaki to know that all goods ordered will be sent promptly through post or to nearest railway station. This grocery firm is renowned for the fine quality of their stocks and the light prices for cash. Send for a trial order. The Rev. W. H. Hinton. of Brooklyn, wri'.os that he was partially deaf due to catarrh, and poured a teaspoonful of Fii'enzol into the nostrils, and sniffed trj) thi liquid at intervals. He adds:— "In two days the fullness left the head and the right ear cleared. Then commerced a separation of sticky membraneß in the left ear, and on the eighth day [ niy baring suddenly returned." —Insist oii Flucnwl, la 6d and 2s 6d. I Let your tea-cup tell you how refreshing "Desert Gold" -Tea is. Its flav|or will capture your favor. Ask for the 2/1 grade. Other blends 1/8 and 1/10. 1