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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1918, Page 4

There was only a moderate attendance at Hie meeting last night at Kaimata. convened by mentors of the Tarttrtaki County Coiujeil in order to place before ratepayers of the JVToa Road District tl* advantages of merging into the Coiintv. Messrs ,T. S-. Oonnett.. and A. Morton, chairman and member respectively of tho Council addressed the meeting and after a number of questions had been replied to, a resolution was carried to the effect that the meeting 1 did not approve of the merging proposal. Mr J. Ml notifies that he will take orders at the Imperial Hotel corner on Saturday for the new Etterinirgh strawberry plants. "Her Boy" illustrates the way in which tho war comes home to families . It shows the torturing sacrifices mothers must make to send their sons away, but it shows also that duty to the nation and devotion to the right lie deep in the heart of every right-minded boy. By' every means in her power Helen Morrison, in "Hed Boy," tries to keep "her boy" from entering the service, to find that her most extreme measure, her "last card," is the veTy one that convinces him that enlistment, is a necessity, and a glorious privilege. "Her Boy" shows again to-night at the Empire; also at the matinee to-morrow and to-morrow nigb|. "But let us be fair to the soHiera—don't bring National Prohibition into operaition until they return and can vote" —so the advocates of the liquor traffic argue. Any one would think, that the Alltalce Monster Petition did' not talio this point into account. The Alliance hag made it clear that provision must 1m made for the taking of the soldiers' vote. It behaves thlat the men fighting for us have a vital interest in this' question—and that in the interests of permanent National Efficiency they will be in favor of permanent National; Prohibition. ' The people should decide—both the folks at home and the men in khaki together. No valid argument can bo produced' against me Alliance Monster Petition asking for a poll tSign it.— Advt. NOT "HOW CHEAP," BUT "HOW GOOD." Is the watchword of Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery. When you buy medicine, you want something that is effective, something that will get to the root of the matter at once, without in any way upsetting the system; and this is just exactly what Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery does. It acts directly upon the Throat, Chest, and Lungs, and in no wise upsets the Digestive Organs, or in any way puts the system out of. tune. Other remedies may have been considered good when your grandparents were children, but an up-to-date remedy for quality and effectiveness will be found in Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. The price is Is 6d, and this size bottle is often all that is necessary for *wo or three in ,the family. Larger bottles holding two and a half times the quantity, are sold at 3a, and these are the ihe*per for larger families,