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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14761, 3 September 1913, Page 2

Many children are poisoned, made nervous and weak by mothers giving them mixtures containing opium or other narcotics. Narcotics are not necessary in a cough medicine and this fact has been proven by the success- of 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which is free from all narcotics. This is not merely an assertion, but each bottle bears the Government Analysis showing that it has been officially declared free. We condemn no honest. medicine, but when the safety of your child is at stake it is just as well to remember that there is one medicine sold in Australasia free from all narcotics, and that one is Slllii V^ THE STORY °f F AMBER TlPS - fSnsSiU' The Leaf and the Plantation. |P|||||sr| I g|g Tea is made from the young leaves of the plant Illila. —a bushy shrub. These vary considerably in JB&SBSam joilii' size and shape and according to variety. |fn||||||f> They contain* an essential oil to which ! JJEraKfIBJ !fii§?§l|lr the flavour of the tea is largely due. Far «Shlml awa y m 'Sunny Ceylon are the plantations HI Ufa "where the famous Amber, Tips Tea is grown. j lliili There the Amber Tips experts purchase only heHlk HP IHHa c fi nes t * ea f from the best estates—cheaper Hi? /ffiOss ■(Vowths , .and lower grade leaves are always iwSwCsiitPNij" discarded—for an Amber Tips purchaser is accustomed to the best. The wonderful sale of I Wβ? Amber Tips Tea is built on quality and that qualHH Hy is consistently and persistently maintained. aye y° u tried Amber Tips ? No matter how \ eatiefied you may be "with your present brand — »*>gftof£|ln||Vs v" take a packet of Amber Tips home and test it. A 7 t«a which has so great a ealo surely deterven a trial. 2 I- per"lb. and you will be delighted with In planning an advertising campaign " The Weekly Press" is always included —more" than this, it always comes first on the list, by reason of the fact that advertisers and advertising agents regard "The Weekly Press" as the premier paper of its class. ; This feeling is not prompted by sentiment or old associations, but merely because i "The Weekly Press " interests an enormous circle of readers every wed: and pays those X who advertise in its columns. " " *»-*> -- _-- — %^l k '■'■■■■■