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Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1917, Page 3

And falling hair. Touch spots of dandruff anjl itching with Cuticura Ointment. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap. Sample by Post With 32-p. Skin'Bo'pk. Address postcard: "R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W.'! Sold throughout the world.

As Superior as it Looks m m m m m. Even without an intimate knowledge of the undisputed, merits of the construction of the "EGMONT" gig, you feel ss soon as you see it that Taranaki farmers are right in giving it pride of place. What is more important, the more you know about it, the more strenuously you will uphold their opinion. The "EGMONT" is quality throughout. Egmont Coach & Carriage Co. • (Just south of the Victoria Bridge), STRATFORD.

Carriages at greatly reduced price's to clear. Call early at 0, Martin a,nd C'o.s, Broadway. „„ is the one who uses the Asbestos Sad Irons. They will do the ironing in half the time.—Chiis. Martin and "Co.. J± \\ EDDING without the photog er is like boiling potatoes wivnuui Bait. The remedy—see J. McAllister. ity's Minister," by Le """"" Queux. Price, 1/0, at Hopkins', e.n. , N Jinlargenient is a record that will stand for ever. Just so; well, get that enlargement now.—J. McAllister. CJLATLb, 'Pencils, Exercises, Drawing Cooks, and evciyHi'™" "»»'i<"i f«* 'school use. at Hopiiins'. "\\£ cannot all go to "the front, but we can certainly see J. McAllister's studio Broadway North. e.n. "pOR all your School Books, go to- H. J. Hopkin. e.n. Yk/EAR a smile and keep believing. Get that photographic group now. Let J. McAllister prove that you are not down-hearted. e.n. VOU know and I know, i>ut they all do not know, that the best Tepairs are those made at Norcross' Commercial Garage. e.n. TSJOTHIXG new \inder the sun? TeF ■*" haps not. Let .). McAllister photographer, show you how the family look now. , j?.n. THE greatest pleasure combined with safety assured those who do their motoring in a Norcross' Commercial Garage car. e.n.

Why does some tobacco burn the tongue? Experts now tell us that mois ture is the offender. Common-sens*, too! The moisture turns to steam during the combustion of the tobacco, and this hot steam naturally burns the tongue. Hence the dryer the tobacco, the cooler the smoko and the better the value, because that surplus moisture ndfla t.n weight. Gold Bouch, the New i tobacco, never bites or burns the tongue. It is pure, genuine tobacco, without excess moisture. Unequalled in combustibility—burns freely down to the last whiff. New Zealand soil and climate alone can produce a tobacco so mild, so mellow, and with such perfect burning properties. Try it —2y a oz for lsr all tobacconists 7