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Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1919, Page 6

OBNOXIOUS GERMS lodge in the mucous membrane of the mouth, throat and nose—where they grow and multiply—and set up inflammatory conditions, which manifest themselves in Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Fullness in the Eyes, Pains and Stuffiness in the Head—and which if not checked may lead to serious complications, such as influenza, Nasal Catarrh, etc., etc. NAZOL Is a Scientifically Perfect Germicide. It is simple and effectual in use. It should be used daily. It retards the growth of obnoxious germs an the mouth, throat and nose. It creates a healthy condition of the mucous membranes? It purifies and cleanses the air passages. Its constant use as the greatest safeguard afuinat infection* Sold Everywhere 116 per bottle

I JjiQUXD—For invalids Old Gold Cocoa ! is especially suitable because o£ I its absolute purity and high quality. ! Sold by J. McNeill, New Plymouth.—s. i^yANTKD—After one cup of RoburTea you'll say "Me for llobur always." : Everyone who tastes this refreshing, fragrant beverage is the same. Order Robur to-day. Sold by Kaupokonui Dairy Co.—6. ■ jY^ANTJiI) —Mother, Father, John and j Jane to drink Robur Tea for the | family's health sak£ Robur is cohsisti ently pure, wholesome, refreshing and I delicious. Sold by J. McLean, Inglej wood. —5. ; —A tree cake of chocolate with j every Jor lib tin of Old Gold j Cocoa. This pure and delicious cocoa is nold by C. Durbar, Urenui—s. \\jAJS TliilJ—Alum to have ready for Dad j a cup of Robur Tea, when he comes I home from work. It will refresh him ar.d renew his cheery spirits. Order Robur now. Sold by Thomas, Oliver and Thomas, Kaponga.—a.

IMCKHAEV BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, ■-HAWERA. Estimates given for building in • Concrete or Brick anywhere ia> tlis Dominion. Office—Regent St, 'Phone 39ft. p.o, Box- 8& KANGAROO EUCALYPTI. IS PURE. LARGE BOTTLE 1s SOLD EVERYWHERE. ASK FOR IT. LOOK HERE! OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. AND BUTCHERS & SMALLGOODSMEN, BUYERS OP PAT OX AND PRIME WETHERS. Only the choicest of goods supplied* See our window show. j Note Address: .WINFIELD'S buildings, INGLEWOOD. CO TO RETFORD'S. For WOOLS COTTONS • CREPES . MUSLINS SATEENS And Alt General Drapery. n ■ Agent fer Sewing Machines and Requisites. Colonial and Local Papers. C: H; RETFORD. CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. DB, SHELDON'S MAGNETIC LINIMENT, THE PAIN BANISHBR. n. oi turns, and acalds quickly vanish 1[ Br Sheldon'a Magnetic Liniment Is applied. m» 1» 6d and,a tottl*. QDtaJaabls not

It's a new cocoa and for flavor, fragrance anil purity it's a winner all the way. Old Gold Cocoa it's called and is sold by Kaupokonui Dairy Co. —5. JJEKSONAL —Nellie: .1 attended Mary's first "At Home." It was a huge success and thanks are due to Robur Tea. Itobur certainly takes some beating.—Rose. Order Robur. Sold by A. 'l'. Bullock, Hawera,—s fyyANTED —Tasting is believing where tea is concerned. That's why you'll believe all the good things your neighbor says of Robur Tec, after the first cupful. Order to-day. by H. E. Harris and W. Gilbert, Hawera. —o. ANTED—Tea troubles melt away when you get the Robur Tea habit. Rolmr is deliciously flavored, fragrant and healthful. Order it to-day. Sold by J. Arthur, Ngaere.—s: £T'S NEW—And it's good—Old Gold Cocoa. Just the thing for this cold, wintry weather. Sold by J. Barclay, Okaiawa. —5. Edmonds Baking Powder helps the housewife, for it leavens the food evenly and lightly, and makes cakes, biscuits and pastry more appetising, nutritious and easily digested. It is the standard brand in ten thousand kitchens. 21 BAKING POWDER, EMPLOY THE MAN WHO FOUGHT FOR YOU. v employers: When you need a man employ one who did the Big Job for you. He lias a claim on you, lie has a claim on ail of us. Give liim the first refusal of the job. IF YOU HAVE A VACANCY Get into touch with ua at once and we will give you particulars of the men available. The soldiers are coming back now in large numbers, and include men of all trades, professions, callings. NEW PLYMOUTH REPATRIATION COMMITTEE A. S. ALLEN, Secretary. Telephone No. 081. P.O. Box 73. ' were not doing all they could, but. the expression cf this opinion was iu reality a confession of inertia on the part of the complaining associations. For .Bronchial Cough, take