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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16284, 7 August 1918, Page 2

CHAMBERLAINS any OLD - Never force children . to take ill-tasting medicines. /I' 7 f w£\^m START when they are babies and give them tj /'}•{ Chamberlain's Cough Remedv at the first Jp . £ 1 ii gm |S*2ia3 0 s|i;jgz f 2 , symptom or a cough or cola. tm sgjg i • tm .58s ss;:?i • ■ There will be no forcing them to take it—they w& ij j |S» «I«3 Ss ''}-, will ask for it for the kiddies just iove Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I*— There are parents who to-aay give this medicine Lh{ f ~ ,f** 1 to their children because they remember how eagerly they themselves took it when they were kiddies. But this is not the only reason. Branny* Chamberlain , (csrrft>oKreo4 They know from experience lhat for the treat- be given to the danger of giving children' meat o£ cotiph* and colds, croup and whooping medicines containing opium or other narcotxp cough, nothing equals Chamberlain's Cough for many a little one has been permanently Remedy. affected by medicines of this description. Itcontainsnonarcoiicsandeverymother should _ v*-3* X* * be sure on this point about the medicine she Jnpuh& fax JfealiA *—■ C//MA*iu/{ A&flukftuM*L gives her child. Too much prominence cannot - y Chamberlain's COUGH REMEDY These Are the I, Of C TTr^wuTd-Illy. II IoUC L JL Cw Lv You If you desire a clean y, ™ and bountiful fruit IV/fuct ' crop, you must attend IVJLUSI to it within the. next % week or so; otherwise _ mussel scale it Will l)e tOO latG. V/ V It Utckeni and ioujlkwthe«t«u "" ' " tl hwt tree*, aad creep, n I*. •ad apoU* &« (rait V— ' ' GARGOYLE RED SPRAYING OIL will kill them out, and leave your trees clean and healthy. Mixes readily with cold water, and is easily applied, either with a stiff brush, a syringe, or pump. ' Ashby Bergh's stock- it in sizes convenient for both small or large users. NO ORDERS ABE TOO SMALL FOB US—NONE TOO BIG. When you are in, ask to see BROWN'S AUTOMATIC SPRAYER. Every gardener should have one of these. Ashby, Bergh & Co. Ltd. . < .tfJLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, High & Cash el Sts., Ohristohuroh. 1 •/-•••.

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