YOU ARE RECOMMEN3S9 TO TAX& LANE'S EMULSION " I am a large' consumer, and $ great believer in Lane's EmuK Bion."—- W, C. Lavell, Stratford.. " I tender this testimonial t«j show you how I value your famous. Lane's Emulsion. I have suffered"] much from colds on the lungs. Lane's Emulsion cured mo. Ii always advise my friends to take, It." — Ellen Knaggs, Auckland. ; " I have been using your Emul- ( Bion for some time now, and find" it is all that you claim it to be." W. Hall, Riversdale. " I have tried your famous Lane's Emulsion — in fact, have used it for years. It quickly cures any colds in our home, and buildsup the system.'' — A. M. Falls,, Greytown. " I certainly value Lane's Emulsion. It quickly cures me of colds." — M. Cooper, Wellington. " I have much pleasure in prais-, ing Lane's Emulsion. I travel a.lli parts of the Dominion, but never, without Lane's Emulsion. My fi wife gives it equal praise." — Hy.! M. Cohen, Invercargill. We could go on multiplying, evidence of the value of Lane's 1 Emulsion almost indefinitely. Recovery from any kind of cough»[ cold, or other illness is complete! *Hten Lane's Emulsion has been] used, and the* users testify ac->' cordingly. Sold everywhere intwo sizes, 4/6 and 2/6. Buy tho large size. ' 3$ Keep Tonking's Linseed - Emulsion In The Home, We are all creatures of habit, and, peN baps, one of tho best habits we can cultivate is, "in timo of health prepare for sickness." .Wo all catch colds— Dominion weather is bo changeable, and tempera* tares so suddenly alter, that the wonder is that we are nob all the timo with cough' and cold. Knowing tho liability New. Zealanders have for catching colds, a good habrt can be formed by all of us by keeping a bottlo of , TOiKSNG'S LKED EilHiiON in the home ready for tho cold the momenl it arrives. In tho office, sSop, factory, warehouse, and travelling bag are othos good places to keep a suppiy of this nawj | famous cold and cough mixture. Tonking's Linseed Emulsion relieves and strengthens, and that is one of its strong I points— it first relieves, and then if strengthens — fortifies your throat, lungs, and general bodily health against future attacks of cold. You certainly want youff throat and lungs to be as strong as possible. A very little- experience wittf "Tonking's" will prove to you that it is ai worthy cough cure and lung tonic, «an<i considerably better even than all the praisof we can give it. ''Keep Tonking's byf you"' is a good habit. Don't let any, dealer persuade you into taking something else supposed to be "just as good." There is only one "Tonking's Linseed Emul* j sion." Sold everywhere in three sizes, It! 6d. 2s 6d, and 4s 6d a bottle. 9 USE LANE'S JV4EDOLINE ,- daily after housework is done." It keeps the "hands s'oit, supjjie, clean, ffse fropi dirt. Makes tfa&n fit for any drawing robin. 1/- everywhere. 8. POST FREE.— Arseniciil Pills, Is 6d;i Certicura Soap, Is; Spring Blossom' Soap, 6d: "Hawkins's Instant Relief 'Asthma Powder," la and 2s tin; Spring Blossom Ointment, 6d and Is; Spring Blossom Pills, 6d and Is; Bloomine Corn Cure, 6d : Mandarin Laundry Glaze, 6d and Is. Sold everywhere. From Wholesale Druggists, or Mrs. Louisa Hawkins, Gaorse-strcet. Dunedin. f
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1909, Page 4
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