Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1919, Page 7

MOTOR CAR BARGAINS Five-aeater Rover car '£2 so Four-sei.ler Calthorpe Minor; a good proposition £220 Warwick Carrier, had only one year's work; splendid for light delivery ;j£ls!o Ford Car, in first-class order, two new tyres just fitted £llO Overland iive-water; make good delivery car; tyres iu good condition £BS THE TARANAKI MOTORS, Ltd. ST. AUBYN ST NEW PLYMOUTH MORTLOCK & C 0.7 COUTH TARANAKI AGENTS FOR THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR, Also THE SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK, which can be attached to any Motor Car, converting it into an economical one or two-ton Motor Truck. • VULCANISING AND ALL REPAIRS DONE. THE SERVICE GARAGE, HAWERA ELECTROPLATING! Fully equipped plant HOW READY. —for— Electroplating all metal portions of CARS MOTORS and PUSH BICYCLES —alsoAll household silverware and any other metala silverplated. LOOK—This plant is in charge of experts LOOK—This plant is in of experts LOOK—This plant ia in charge of experts Sfou can come and see Ihe work. JOE JENKINSOU, CAR-PAINTER & Broughaia St. Hall ELEOI'ROPLATER. .... New Plymouth. P jsn Overcome Your Weakness Many sufferers, permanently bedridden, trace serious troubles to small beginnings —to weak nerves, constipation and indigestion. No matter how deepseated your trouble is, it can be removed by "Vivific." Read what Mr». Carter, Nelson Street, Hawera. writes:—"Being a sufferer from Indigestion and Nervous Breakdown, a friend recommended mo to try "Vivific," and after taking a few bottles I w»s completely cured." "Vivific" expels poison from the blood ind givos vitality to the nerves, thus isftisting Nature back to health and rigour. riczcnu and Skin TtouWci u«e »l« Vivific Ointment, 2/6 a iar Vivific Soap, 1/® a tablet, i'ivific Tonic, 3/6 a bottle - oaic— Ointment-Soap Sold by Ohemists anil Stores,

Little Jack Horner lias s'worn offplum piesChriistipas pie was all very well once in a way, but. his mother knew that something more sustaining -was neceisary it Jack ww to grow strong and healthy. No woncUrstaegayebim OATMEAL for she knew It was made from th« finest out*, ti'd'.tecl by a The League has every confidence that with the larger experience gained by the soldiers in their service overseas the issue at the forthcoming poll may be safely trusted to their good judgment as before: but would, in conclusion, again point out that if Prohibition is once carried the law provides that it shall be for all time and that 110 further vote will bi taken on the - liquor question in Ne'*' Zealand. The League would also point out that to vote against Prohibition electors must strike out two lines on the ballot paper. j Yours faithfully, D. M. FINDLAY, President. It. A. ARMSTRONG, Dominion Secretary.