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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 119, 21 May 1914, Page 4

§£©ffee"essekice The Coffee Maid, of Symington's, says; Up in the morning, sleepy and cold, Presto, change ! — and you're cheery and bold, What's the magic? How is it clone? Just try a cup of SYMINGTON. *„., ■, - THOS SYAIINGTOM & CO., EdlnhuPgh and London. 32 >•--—— -^ Supplies Plenty sf Hot Water. Will n -illicr Leak, Burst, nor Rumble. f • ] METHVEN SEAMLESS COPPER Cg^^2 HOT WATER CIRCULATOR. C^Jtfelll V&n^a! You'll notice the advantage of the' Methven Circulator immei STArvii r«*«l tlifttely jou install it. The water heats quicker, >ou have more OCAMLr.3S of it[ an( , tt)len j t bo j ]g t|, ere j s no mmhling noise. Moreover, COPPER it is SEAMLESS. As the boiling watei creates great pressure HOT WATER inside, tins ib imiioilnnt. Scams aie always liable to burst or c u LATQ^.,IL AT Q^.,I 'e«' 5 - Having no senms, and beint; drawn fiom cold rolled copper I^-'e h t"eo"L>! sheet, the Jlothven resists the picssure better, ib safer, and lasts f*-J^=t-^f *- J^=t-^— -^— gw *_^ longer. Has patent tinned brasi sludge-hole door, enabling clr- *" tr —m**** culator to be eas-ib cleaned. Also touted inside with English i** 51 " 1 " 1 •«■**' y ni keeping water puie. Inspect it at the Ironmonger's. : C^jjjr^3 METHVENS, Ltd., Makers, Dunedin ruftukeM ' MR. A. W. MARTIN, Sole Controllorof tho Dr. J. A. Sherman method of treat ing Rupture, "will be in Wellington from tho 18th of MAT lo the 30th, and may bo consulted free at Hotol Cecil. Those who have for a long time been deceiving themselves, and their friends through sheer prido or plume, otwthptely paying : "1 am all right," whilst they know full well thai they are not all right, but are in constant discomfort, a*ul frequent pain, should sum up courage, take heart, and Bee the expert forthwith. To be really "all right," to be really comfortablo, to bo free of pain, it is necessary to subject yourselves, you "ruptured ones, to, the Dr. J. A. Sherman method of troatin Dili. Why piocraßtitiatc longer? Numbers of people, inalcad of Reeking advicd when primary symptoms manifest themselves, almost invariably wait till the most dangerous amd unbearable stage has been reached. Ono wbuld think that the actu* ating idea wa« to got the fullest value" for their money in Buffering as well 4s treatment. This is manifestly fake economy, and tho«p who act upon it are courting disaster. Send for a free booklet, "Rupturo and Its Treatment." It is posted to any sufferer. Hours (daily) 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 6. ITOSON'S EDMENTHOL JUJUBES THE GRFAT ANTJsasp'HC. AN» PROPHYLACTIC. /•{^^^^^^P^^jS^^^^^S CONTAINS NO COCAINE OR OTHUR iftl h^^W^^^ !^^^4^^m\ POISONOUS DRUGS. W,^|te^^p^^^^^^^^"\?^M Ask for HUDSON'S, and avoid V B V>°o'SO'^ >^K^^i|| imitations likely to prove harmful. \ Th °y are Sold on| y sn Tins - , V^^^^^^ggprf^er-' ALLCHEMISTS-Prioe 1/6. Unlike Cough Medicines, EUMENTHOL JUJUBES do hot interfere with the digestion ; on the contrary they have a beneficial t'ffect, as their Antiseptic Properties prevent abnormal fermentation or tlie food, and thus they prove helpful for Indigestion and Dyspepsia when taken aftei ivvei k I S ■„.„.. „ ■■ , aul j.jmLr. v I r — — I I 1 unique m many respects: it is good 5S , for both kitchen and table use. It does | PflaglO no ' ; *>° ' vm Py' anc^ ' s P* o^^ ' n clean I *® white linen bags, in sizes a ib, 6 Ib, 7 ib. \ I <fc^ I\L Don' t fail to try it o « « ■ • , . I ! I I; ' Leslie Shaker Salt is the ideal table | mmli a \ salt. It is packed in a neat round &*» C£ «» iI CS | carton from which it pours like fine |*wL Fl &3 &£ &I* \ snow. It is absolutely pure and is I the best value obtainable .... - 5^ S I T. I THE BEST OSSI EARTH \ OR ANYWHERE ELSE

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I | ""il'ir I _. , r — in «»^ >| Fact ! Just two minutes cooking by the clock and you have a steaming || ;*j , breakfast of Gerstena Porridge Meal. || |l And such a Breakfast ! Every member of the family enjoys the melting | pi deliciousness of Gerstena — its smoothness and richness — its irresistible I tastiness, a flavour which suggests broad fields of rustling grain brown- j ,$j ripe under, the warm sun. i j;, Mrs. A. Galvan, Kawhia, writes of Gersteija : I have been using GERSTENA almost' as 1 %'? long as it has been in, I will always use it and would have no other in my house. j§ If is the Porridge ideal made real — the. porridge pre-eminent for your I/- W •j£ breakfast table. Just try one batf — start to-day ! 1/- per bag. | r M,ett& fvjn^f 1 jp Here's a Recipe for Geratena Scones, No. 2. I VVooTiF^^f^* H £$ I i Cups flour, 1 i tups GERSTENA, 2 teaspoonsful cream tartar, 1 teaspoonful soda 3 tea- (f oZ t [ *' [°^ fl , r^' spoonful salt, I tablespoonful treacle, I beaton egg, 2 cups sweet milk. Mix well together and **^' I **«^2l^l^'* v-^^^l M jf| drop in tableipoonfuls on lo a hot greaied tray. Bake quick!}. 2 mB * | w««»wisaMi»«J m