Page 5 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1917, Page 5

Daily News motor car services front" Hawera to New Plymouth: Leaves Hook* cr's, Hawera, 7.30 a.m., P. 0., ICliham, 3,0, P.O. Stratford 8:20, P.O. Inglowood,: 0.0, Egwont Village or Egmont roid,'} 0.15. Coach fares. Leave New Plymouth;; for Hawera each morning at 4i30 Bransgrove, .proprietor.—Advt. ' '*■ A New Zealand orchardist "Somewhere.in France" writes to a Timaru friend in, words of great praise of the thoroughness of the .French small farmers* • methods in the cultivation of their farma" (states the Post). In his opinion, the. French are great farmers, and their' crops of wheat, maize, potatoes, ai<3, clover all look splendid, and much. superior to any seen in New Zealand. Every bit of land, even that under shellfire is under cultivation. : The orchards seem to be remarkably free from blight, and he'considers that orchard sprayers' would not earn a decent living at their calling in France. Ono French custom did not find favor with the New Zealander, and that was the almost universal way of keeping all manure, refuse, etc., in a big hole in the, ground near the owner's dwelling-house. This hole is cleaned out only about once a year as a rule. Good looks are always enhanced the possession of.,a r ;et of pearly white teeth, llcmc-mber "OZO" TUOTH POWDER makes white teeth, and imparts a cool, sweet, refreshing feeling to the A DANGER SIGNAL, ITonTseness in a child 1 that is nibjeefc to croup is a sure sitjii of, fin ftpproachinsr attacks Give ChaWbwlain's Cough Remedy as Boon as tfl6 child he<r>'>.'* hoarse and the attack may he warded «ff> RoW. avprjwljargt ,• \ ,■ -^