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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1915, Page 8

TEAS AND DINNERS. Oho! my fine lady, So you are all frayed out again, Thrre teas in one afternoon, A dinner afterwards, Possibly a theatre party, Not sick, but just out of sorts, Stomach all upset, Try Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules, They will right your wrongs. Is 6d and 2s 6d per tin. Obtainable everywhere. Johnson Bros., New Plymouth, and Uancock, Chemist, Eltham. Many sacrifices are being made during this time of war, and many strenuous efforts to help along the funds. Not the least among the latter was the feat of a young lady in Okain's last week, who drove unaided a wild two-year-old heifer to the fete (says the Akaroa Mail). It appears that a farmer informed the young lady, Miss Bain, that if she could drive a two-year-old heifer to the fete unaided and without dogs, she coulu give it to the fete. The heifer was almost unmanageable. The young lady spent a number of hours in winning her wager. The heifer was driven out of the paddock by her six times, and each time jumped the fence again. Finally, after seven. and a half hours' strenuous work, she got it down to the fete, where it realised on sale the sum of £26. DO YOU KNOW? Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are the most dangerous? It is not the cold itself that you need fear, but the serious ailments it so often leads to. For that reason every cold should be got rid of as quickly as possible. For this there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will loosen the cold, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration and enable your system to throw off the cold. Sold everywhere.

* * WHERE DOES THE SHINE COME FROM 4 The finest tea from the finest plantations to your tea pot. i Insist on 1W fmi. £?ivsg7e&L Which do you favour. Diamond or Pearl? In one case thousands of pounds are spent in erecting all kinds of expensive machinery and hundreds of men are employed in the working of it, all for the purpose of finding diamonds. In the other case all that is required is a small boat worked by a few blacks. One dives deep down into the water and comes up with an oyster in his hand, and there, inside the shell, is a perfect little pure white pearl, Nature's own handiwork. And in the end some of these precious jewels find their way into our .showrooms for you to look at and buy. Whatever be your favorite you will find it here and in the form you want it, too, at a price which means best value obtainable. C. H JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. . DREW, .„. . DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.