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Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 February 1943, Page 5

THE BEST HOME GUARD.—Always on active service on the home front . . every day, in many homes, minor mishaps occur which may be a potential source of very serious danger. It is a wise safeguard, therefore, to keep a jar of ROSE HEALING OINTMENT always on hand, ready for all emergencies. Gentle and penetrative in action, this unrivalled palliative quickly soothes, cleanses and heals the afflicted part. ROSE HEALING OINTMENT is also particularly efficacious in cases of skin affections and varicose ulcers. Sold in 1/6 and 2/6 jars by CAMPBELL’S PHARMACY, “The Family Chemists,” Masterton. 1

HOME, JAMES, ■ & DON'T SPARE THE AITCHES The Rommel Gallop is a new game extensively played in the Middle East. He sneaks up on you—TAG! You’re IT! Then away you go at a gallop across the desert to Muk-Muk or Bug-Bug, or just first base, depending on how the shoe leather holds out. Then there’s a call for General Post, and all change, swing your partners, and return to your corners. (H’m! Military tacticians please check foi’ technical errors.) Then Tallyl-ho, John Peel, and the fox is off to his Libyan lair. Pie’s passed it. Down to the Tripolitanian trysting-place, and still he fails to tarry. Whacko! And so the game goes on. Well, keep it up, chaps. This is our tribute to the boys who did a great job, and who are still doing it. Many of them we’ve known personally, others just casually. And we’re rather proud of having met up with them. One day —soon, we hope—these boys will be on their own soil again. When they come, we’ll be proud to see them even looking in our windows. Bless you, it doesn’t matter a tuppenny dump whether they buy or not. They’ll be HOME again! THAT’S WHAT WILL COUNT WITH BULLICK - BLACKMORE, LTD. Queen Street ——— ■ -■ —— Masterton —— ■W Bumm. dill im .