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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1918, Page 2

"NO DESIRE FOR LIQUOR." DRDTCSO TESTIMONY FROM TRENTHAM. The following is from a grateful patient's letter of appi-eeiation from Trenthani: "I have now no desire whatever for liquor of any description, after, using only three boxes of the Driuko Powders. I will reeoimnenoY thorn to sufferers whenever possible. Than); you moat heartily for the attention you have given my ease" ,".; Drinko cures are permanent attd.'.inexpensive. Treatment is harmless to the most delicate constitution. Write for booklet containing particulars and many other similar testimonials. Plain sealed envelopes always .used. State if Mr. Mrs., or Miss. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212 A.0., Lambton Quay, Wellington. Blankets are expensive, but a few shillings wiljLbuy any size ''Unique" Hot Water Bottle, you want. The product of British capital, brains and labor. Trade Imperially.

1 §m m am m m The Kodak Letter When you've written yonr-letter of cheer and hopeslip between its pages simple pictures of home—pictures that will his face and a leap of joy to his heart. Get ; « Kodak to-day and send: your Soldier --OLD BY ALL KODAK DEALERS .ud KODAK (Aautxatoia),Xta,,ioi;kl»aa,,Wel!inj!to3i I vCliifetdiuM!i ana Danaaio