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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 81, 2 October 1918, Page 11

MAKE TAR SYRUP FOR COUGHS ; • AND COLDS.... '

A WAR.SAVING BECIPE.

It is not generally known that an excellent cough remedy can be quickly, easily, and cheaply made at home in a few minutes by dissolving half a pound of sugar in. half a pint of boiling water and then stirring in two ounces of Bitrate oft Tar, which can be obtained of any chemist at slight cost. Bitrate of Tar Cough Syrup is as. pleasant to take as it is effective, and is therefore especially suitable for children. The dose for adults is one to two teaspoonfuls every hour or two until the cough is cured; children should take half as much. " Thousands of people used this war-time syrji'p last winter with beneficial results, and every mother, is strongly advised to keep' a bottle of Bitrate of Tar Cough Syrup at hand. It is true that it is a simple home-made remedy, but it has proved most succesfnl in relieving stubborn coughs aiid colds.—Advt. ■ .

FOR YOU—FREE BEE OINTMENT. Convinced that oiice you use Bee Ointment, you will realise its superiority, we niake ybii a free offer. Merely drop a line, and we will forward you-a generoussized free sample of this grand old remedy .for cuts, sores, burns, skin • eruptions, and.abrasions of all sorts. Write to-day. ;- Box 388, . Wellington.—Advfc. See our. 'varsity . and fancy summer suits lor. boys 2 to 10 years. 'Pricas 7s 6d to 22s 6d. Geo: Vawlds, Ltd.— Advt?' For Children's Hacking Cough -at night. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la'od., 1 2s 6d.— Advt.