Page 14 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3065, 28 April 1917, Page 14

1 Stamina is dependent on good nourishment, .and good nourish- \ I ment is found in Creamoata. Meat is too heavy for I I most folks for breakfast—takes too long to digest— fi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^sWtj f§ whereas Creamoata is one of the lightest and most easily 1 digestible foods. Creamoata brings to you all the richness ' 1 and nourishment of choice oats. It is absolutely delicious ||! and irresistible —due to the special Creamoata process. Every p grain is treated by twenty-three different automatic machines and BJ-Jlf $riij| U. then by a pan drying ozone process which gives the. exceptional iSlwSfflik j®lPi |j flavour. Creamoata is untouched by hand during manufacture and . iirf^^*°' 1 is guaranteed under the Pure Foods Act. Ask your grocer for e%b ' CREAM 0* THE OAT t \ Every member of the family will enjoy and benefit by this J|||§y Jlf \ \\ delightful breakfast food—fitly termed "New Zealand's J|f|§l|. llf | V»» — —3M Thistle Brand in 51b.,71b. and 2Slb. bag: j®m _J| j j| B§i§fc^gpaQS3 Thittle Flaked Oats are far superior to I 111 a v Ml ' Creamoata, Miik Oaties, Thislle FUked Oats and Oatmeal. Semolina and /^wl||i|l|j II Z& f\ I M Barolia bear the Thistle Brand—the guarantee of quality and purity. All /EH WMffilgfffl liWk t\ § M, Thistle produifc share in the great Free Gift Scheme—Silver Spoons / /Ml f 5* for the housewife—Hygienic Bibs for the children. Id. stamp ft fflM W$M £<«J «A I Lefi^S brings coupon sheet and frte starter coupon. Write for it to Bg Miwwflr ' '"mTJ-J^l HI /&& t I I 1 . i\cdu ilmjw I V a wounded soldier |: was cured of ! Doctor recommends lj| . I I --Lane's- I |. Emulsion JL THIS IS HIS LETTER 1 I Sir —It is with great pleasure that I write to inform you oi mc wonaerrully beneficial | results I Have obtained by using Lane's Emulsion. ■ I "I was a member of the New Zealand Main Expeditionary Force which landed at 1 Gallipoli on April 25th and I was subsequently wounded by machine gun fire on May I ,Bth, 1915. A bullet seriously damaged one of my lungs, and, as I was getting repeated f coldi on it, there was grave danger of consumption. ' ' | "I was recommended by the doctor at the Sanatorium to take Lane's Emulsion, and am I pleased to say that after taking several'bottles the lung has quite healed, and is I absolutely free from any trace of disease; at the same time my general health has | greatly improved. ,' | "I freely give you permission to make use of this testimonial as you may see fit.". ( | "For the benefit of anyone suffering from a similar injury to mine, and reading this, I wish 1 to add that this letter is entirely genuine and absolutely unsolicited." 1 Believe me, yours gratefully, . I (Name on application) ' |j (Ex. Corporal) Main Expeditionary Force, N.Z. Infantry. j Chriitchurch, N.Z. ' s I The above is a specimen / .1 of many thousands of testimonials I ' ■ ' ■ • i sent voluntarily to Mr. Lane - I Lane's is thoroughly reliable, being composed of the purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, f to restore,the wasted and weakened body; Beachwood Creasote, a stomachic healing | factor and germicide that keeps the whole system free from health-destroying bacteria j Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, to construct muscle, nerve and ligament; and fresh eggs, to act as an emulsifier and noutisher of the body. Do not accept an inferior substitute. Lane's has no equal. Substitutes may endanger a vour health. It's experience against experiments, so get LANE'S. ' ' ! ! . ■ ■' •■'■ ■ • : ■ .■• .- ■: j 5 Sold by all Storekeepers and Chemists at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The large size is the most economical, as it contains note \ \ than two of the smaller ones. ' ' S I Manafadured by E. G. LANE, of Oamatu—a graduate chemist. j /,_... - \ j Ifs famous—because-it's good" f