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Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1916, Page 4

EILSTON BASIC SLAG NOW OBTAINABLE. Owinrp to war conditions it lias almost boon impossible to obtain supplies of tbis valuable basic slag. Small shipments are arriving in Wellington in July, August, ami (September. Kx ship now being arranged. BUT ORDER EARLY. "Cilston" is a splendid basic slag of proved worth, the highest grade imported into Xew Zealand. Place your order to-day for Bilston iiasic Slag with any manure merchant.

in Materials for Home Dresses at Whites. ■■' As Spring eomrs along ton will be wanting aprons and that will stand. Dura mm Has ""Dm-o" Cloth Aver'claimed your aUeatii"''/ If not it should.

DIRECT IMPORTERS, —MEW PLYMOUTH.— "Wanted in the Office." Good offiC3 Stationery! £1 'Account Rnok=. Letter Flies, | Stationery Rack-. Type. Papers, & , Letter Trays, Cas.ii Uoxc, CarK| l)on Books —every office rcquirea ncnt is best bona lit at F. J. BOASE and CO.'S! P it unites low price to liijjh stan- ;{§ lard, ami, in addition, stocks are jS well varied, good and new, i| Call! Select! IS THERE 13 YOTJK PRIVATE: 11 STATIONERY ALSO I I F. J. BOASE & Co,, j$ GTATIOXERS & BOOKSELL Ifa i lIAWERA.

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Continual coughing inflames the throat, wears ont the patient and racks ids nerves. A remedy that will relieve a cough promptly is most desirable in the treatment of throat and lung troubles, but it must be absolutely free from opium or other narcotics, which deaden the cough without removing the cause. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an ideal ■•emedy for the treatment of coughs of any description. It is absolutely free from narcotics and will not injure the most delicate person. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosens and relieves the crush, and helps throw off the cause. everywhere.

"I have been profoundly Impressed by what I have scon durin'g mv tour through France." stated Mr. Hushes,! Australian Prime Minister, in Paris. "The spectacle of France in this great crisis is to me at once gloiious and inspiring. The indomitable spirit of its people tilled me with admiration. As I travelled through this 'green and sunny land of Franco,' over which the dark shadow of death and suffering has hovered for nearly two years, 1 saw everywhere women, old men and children calmly and efficiently doing the work of their country while their men fought her .battles. I felt my blood leap in my veins at the sight. What women! Fitting mothers ;i nd wives of the 'heroes of Verdun, at whose glorious valor and amazing endurance all the world wonders, and fitting mothers' of new France that is to be after victory has crowned the arms of the Allies. The men of France are splendid. What else could the progeny and consorts of such women be? To the women of France I pay my humble tribute. While France has such women she can never be defeated. To the brave soldiers of France I tender on behalf of the Australian Commonwealth and our Australian soldiers the right hand of friendship, and declare on their behalf tint we will light by their side until we have Iriven the last of the invaders oil' French soil."

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., are holding n clearing sale at the residence of Mr. A. D. Bliik Opunake Road, Stratford, tomorrow, at I o'clock sharp. Mr. Blick is giving up housekeeping, and is disposing of all his furniture, which includes some very fine. English oak.

A sneeze leads to a Cough. SYKES'3 CURA COUGH leads to a Cure. Is fid. all stores.