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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 150, 25 June 1912, Page 3

Young housewives will find that work will g^^^^^^^ be lightened if they always use a^^^^^^^^k /^COFFEE. ESVWf F IS^T y^ It is most economical and easily made. Men p» My I "s^s®/ folk appreciate it because of its pleasant JfJsLl|fil' Cjj / aroma, delicious flavour and full strength. / Your grocer has it — but say Symington's. |||& r*^\V \ 12 Thos. Suminttpn te Co., Edinburgh ani London. i^plllL, l\ m .HM^a " *~BL«&«! /^ ■■"'■ ■■■!■• lYiiwvnii*^^^ \^ any ot her brand. Sold by all good grocers and stores at 1/8, 1/10 anuTpoflb"'"^ J CadburyV perfect and inimitable' Bournville Cocoa is the Ideal Food-Beverage for the men and women who bear the strain of hard work. For these there is no other beverage so good and none so permanently popular. . !i i! 2£ jj r j*lk Qj^g can jmd think on. $&***. S ave your Coupons. Jewel casket of Chocolates *Wl?tf!l!fcV^ft " " -■■»- ■—■m ii ■ m ii.— «jASS*S>4?k. Free. Write to Cadbury's, Wellington, for iTm**" *a % — Coupon Starter. 4 _. _L__ .„ «|» \!s the constant ucfc of EdmontU*. M? •gggi V .• ~ • ' ' c, v OSS' HI, Egg Powder. It is etserttial Jo isr ' »ucce«*ful cooking; and han Jizf v|| economic factor, because it J!? \sa enables the houcewife to jssr ■«■» make delicious- cake*, sssr Iss. scones and puddings iSF H without the use J|F li^ A eg«s/ J§& _. ;- ■•■ , • .. „*-*| Chain of Years ( j i At every period during the span of life ' ' * Plantekoa Ointment is in request. Once it has * < -w found a place in the home, there is not a house- \\ \ ""» hold in New Zealand that would be without ( thin Ointment. At some time or other ereryone \ / needs Pluntekoa Ointment,— for tho ailments of childhood— rash, soreness, chafing, redness, f, s lwul pimples, and irritation— for the "blotches, boils [ "■"" "" " nnd skin troubles of youth and middle life— for [ the vai'icose veins, tumours, eczema, ulcers, piles \ j and skin diseases* of old age. It. is a positive and absolut » cure. Here are instances proving its value— ffe \ we could print records of hundreds of cures were the spaco 1 f at our disposal. " j * f , MRS. O. SMITH, ViotorU Street, Peteae, writes :-" Uy little bor FKtt, > '' INTO THB fike. causing a terrible buru from the hip to the knee, t y dressed it y itk Plantekoa Ointment (I always keep it> H»d not only did it f/fi prevent blisters and inflammation, hut. in three days new skin had 'formed. In less than threo week* not a soar remained." MRS. JOHN MULI-INS, Cambridge, writes:—" l huv« been troubled t for a lonf time witb pimples on tho face. I vied a pot of Plnntftltoa Oint- Vf> , ment and the disfigurement disappeared, leaving the skin beautifully clear and soft." , . Mrs. M. U. SAUL, Taila, a. lady who in nearly 80 years of age, write* : f \ — 'Iha,v6u»edPlantekoa,Ointinont.tor Piles, skin (roubles, burns, scalds I w cracked hands' etc , and in all my years ot experience 1 fcavo never seen its t equal." ' I a , For ripe old age, for calm and res>t, Vj y When sun is sinking iv the west, J3T Life's journoy through it is the bast, /?/jl JPlantekoa. //// Procurable from chemists nnd stores at l/.and 2/- wjl' ff HEARTVI per pot-or from the Manager Plantekoa Pro- $ W fnnvAnF-* prietary. Ltd., Wellington. r '«£ waSib J£ealin&J& Soothing fca*Yowi&*nd Old fit QTT