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Taranaki Daily News, 22 January 1916, Page 2

The enthusiasm of some of the young men for hitting a ball about on a certain country tennis court lias given rise to the impression that they liavo not yet 'been imule acquainted with the fact that a war is in progress (says the Wanganui Chronicle). S<mx> of the settlers in that district were far too polite to offend the susceptibilities of the budding manhood thereabout by suggesting such a thing as enlistment, but with a sincere endeavor to do something in that desirable direction, they resolved on a unique plan. It so happened that young men turned, up in (lanncls and carrying their raoquets. they found the netposts pulled up and a rather conspicuous notice-hoard 011 the court, which stated:—"Closed until after the war.'' This gentle and courteous hint may possibly bear good fruit. A SUFFERER FROM'DROPSY RECOMMENDS DE. SHELDON'S GIN PILLS. ''For n very Ion;.; time I have been a sufferer from Dropsy in a very bad form indeed. I migiii mention that i have been tapped, su you can see my ease was > r:y severe, but* Uar.ks to T)r'. Sheldon's I 'in I'i!!s, lam now- almost completely cured and with a little longer continuation of Dr. Sheldon's Gin >ilb I fully expect to be in my normal state of health again," writes Mrs. M. Bartlett, 10 Charles-street, Ashburton, N.2. "All hope was given up for me before 1 started to take Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, and my ease has been a wonderful recovery as my death was expected a long time agp but thanks (0 Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills I can eee a new life ahead and all my worry has gone to the winds. Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills are always in the house and always will be with" me, wherever I go as I have absolute faith in their virtues and recommend them to all reading these few grateful words.'' Dr Siicldr.n's Gin Pills are sold at U fld and 2; Bd. ObUiuabls everywhere,