Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 26 September 1918, Page 2

"HEAVY DRINKER SINCE IS." DRINKO CUT.ED HIM. j "My friend is now 50, and i>.,id heen a very heavy drinker since tlie age of ' 18. We thought him hopeless. Seven ; months ago we started Drinko treat- j inent. Now, although ho is in same ho has not the slightest inclination for drink." (Paragraph from an Auckland lady's earnest letter of gratitude.) Surely that is convincing. Drinko is i odourless and tasteless. Can he igivan j secretly, if desired. Permanent «to- i suits. Write for booklet of testimonials and particulars. Everything 1 cdri-' l fidential. Plain sealed envelopes used. t State if Mr,, Mrs., or Miss. Lady . Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212 A.C., i Lambtofi Quay, "WeTTingttm, I Fit CDIXCfIDU CRO«S TVRES to your cur--they :\ e ,i ' ltui" \wtV better. These iim 4 Uritish Twos have given 10,000 miles without a puncture. See them. 2

Wm^^ml^^^m^^t She' Has Given Her ALL! ■;•" It was tor YOU—and yours! flic boys "over there" need shelter, /, wiTPtii, comfort and refreshment. <l What Are YOU Giving? s In ili« Shell Zone in France are 220 Church Auny lcitii. 100 were lost in the recent German Advance. These have to be replaced —and more-are needed. It's for those who have put aside all for us and ours. However Krae .you can give—help the , CHURCH ARMY / Send-aDonation now to: THE. MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. Eor„X-uamrt,n: j>v 20 Maferave Street, Jis. W.IHESBEB9ON, /ft\ WeUintfro , Oeo. SBSSBSLSBVB. rj£*9 HUMES-IS