Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 893, 12 August 1910, Page 3

KEEP' EYE OPEN - Be sure it is WOLFFS iSCHMAPPS ! FO R ni 1 INVALIDS j j and the j \ • x/' assists nature. j ; It is used mixed ! I with fresh new \ i milk and forms a j | delicate and nutri-. ! ] tive cream which I | is enjoyed and I assimilated when I | other foods dis- j ! agree. It is eni tirely free from j v \ rough and indi- i' • gestible, particles j I which produce |, irritation in deli- | cate stomachs. i " The Lancet" describes it as "Mr. } Benger's admirable preparation." t Mothers' and interested persons are re. ; J quested to write for Booklet " Beiiger's . I . Food and How to Us«i it." This contains | ! } a "Concise Guide to the Rearing of j ' • Infants," and practical information on the ; I care of Invalids, Convalescents, and the ; j i Aged. Post free on application to Benger's j ? Food Ltd,, Otter Works, Manchester, Eng. j 1 ' Bcttgers Food is sold in iitts by ! ' i etc.) aitrywktre. 621 A | B Ideal | ■ @SB Drink CADBURY'S Bournville Cocoa is a delicious, digestible, | refreshing drink, and a 1 sustaining food. Prepared from the finest Cocoa | .Beans by clean-handed, healthy British workers in Cadbury's model fac- . Tory at the beautiful Garden Village, Bourn- I | ville. ■ 8 Vn^-,,„ ----1 j.., J ' ; Shod " With Mirrors! ! Robert Blatcliford coined, a phraaa about childrenfs "twinkling feet." 'He was the.prophet of "RADIUM" BOOT POLISH. It costs little money and less labour. The sun is reflected • ; in dazzling flashes, of light' on your toe-tips. You set perfect neatness, offective style, finished appearance— ' ■ ' ALL.". FOR SIXPENCE! It would be economy- to buy it- if- it cost four times as much. It reduces your boot bills and adds the touch of i finish to your appearance. Hade by McLEOD, PRICE Martinborough & Wellington. OD. © Bold by Everybody, < To-days Outlook; ~\Thisisan expression often used in con-/ f nection with national or politico! affairs; j ibut it may very well be applied to aff K matter bavins: a more personal bearing;, a 2 What is your outlook from'the point of% $ Health ? is it. hopeful, or is It dark and s A doubtful? Docs your life on the whole v /seem likely to prove a success? The/ \ answer to these questions largely di> \ /pends upon tho state of your Health. £ \ Tho root of depression and despair is more \ £ often found in our bodily condition thane' \in our worldly circumstances. The Jj / "well" man i 3 always c. | Mspfai | £ This fs easy to understand. If your.x /digestivo and secfctivo organs have been J \allowed to become deranged you will\ /look very literally with a jaundiced eye/ \ upon all your surroundings. Take a doso \ /of Beecham's Pills and note the (lifter* r \cnce. Your health will speedily rise to a /its normal level. The Stomach, Bowels, ( J Liver, and Kidneys will at oncc begin > C to resume their perfect functions. Thev /drab of life will becomo rose-coloured,/ vdifflculties will vanish, obstacles willV /disappear. Your activity will increase,/ \your mental vigour will revive, your\ /whole out»look will improve, for all of/ , \wblcli. y > . .Thanks to > IEKiMj C Prepared only bf / . /THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, England. \ » . p Sold everywhere in boxes, price \ i IDld, (30 pills) l/lj (5G pills) & 2/<» (l£B pills) },