TE AROHA NEWS

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20736, 21 February 1939, Page 10

TE AROHA NEWS

PASTORAL SOCIETY PRESENTATION TO MR E. A. BRUCE \: a ■ >cial gathering’ an u . • I I Thames Valley Agricultural and .Paste’al Society in hoiu of Mr E. K. Hiuc< . vi retired from the sceretaiysh.ji 1 a~t year arter seven yea:s’ service, a pre-enta:cii or a wallet was made. Mr W. \. ' lark presided, and over so members atP-mb d Mr F. M. strange, one o! the Dmnd .! n members of the >o iety, i« j'erred to Mr Bru-ce's excellent w ok hi the int<<>r the soeieiy over a lengthy period. Mr V. Hamilton. viee-prr>Miem. me Ma>-r. Mr It. i oniser, and the |-tv. vm. M: \\ \. Clark, al* Jn Mr Bruce r,u* the a lation. M r Bruce >u:lahly i< p • d Iteni' were given dm mir ’ m In. Mr Bon Walton. M ' |.!.,wn. and M * .1 L. Otter. The -c ' oinpanimcnta were played by Mi=a L. Duel

“ MORNING AFTER ” HOW TO AVOID THAT AWFUL FEELING Many of us are inclined to overindulge in either food or drink or both with dire results. There is no need to describe the symptom*—bad heads, disagreeable taste in mouth, etc. — which are known only too well. For disordered systems arising from such conditions. Dr. Morse's Indian Moot P lls are invaluable. They act directly, though gently, on Hie liver, increasing the digestive secretions, thus ■ lifting Nature to cope with the surplus food and drink. Upon the first mdi'-ation of bilious symptoms, a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root I'ills should be taken, or. better still, a dusc before retiring will prevent