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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 15, 18 July 1923, Page 12

Whooping P!^^SpS! Spasmodic Croup, jQ "S-^JgMf' ,& Influenza, Sjj^iiilSr^^^liil Bronchitis Coughs tii""'"a*ii •■ ™H A household remedy avoiding drugs. Cresolene is vaporized at. the bedside during the night. It has become in the past forty years the most widely used remedy for whooping cough and spasmodic croup. Whehchudrencom■plainofsorethroatorcough.useatonce. For sale by Chemists in Australasia THE VAPO-CRESOLBNE CO. 62 Cortlandt Street New York, U.S. A. A lady; who tried every remedy in vain, and at last discovered a »imple method of self cure, will tend patricuUrs FREE to anyone afflicted. . r 1 Foil a self nddrtiscd. stamped nirelope <o ALICE MAY. G.P.0.-Box 482 ChriitcEnrcli.

Another from CADBURyI Applications for the Bournville Free Gift Casket have fsir : exceeded the supplies from England, while the London Dock; , Strike will further delay the receipt of gifts. Cadbury's muft therefore ask applicants to exercise patience. ; ; ; AH applications to June 28th will be dealt with from supplies now corning forward, but. after that date no'further gifts can be sent ; until arrival of s.s. " Corinthic " —even this shipment may be delayed owing to the London Dock Strike. . . , i ; Every application will' be honoured, and gifts will be sent out as / ■ soon as supplies are received, but in the meantime patience must be exercised owing to conditions entirely beyorid'Cadbury's control. ' Use Bournville Coco^a For fret il'tter sheet send self-addressed and itamped envelope to'. 1 Gift Dept." Box 38. TeAro, Wellington. «g

A delicious ferew is ALWAYS made with "Amber Tips"' . which is all FINE tea,:skilfully blended to give the utmost ■ ■.■:•' in flavour and economy. There's no waste; each spoonful being sufficient for half a pint of fragrant tea. * Insist on The term "Fine Tea" h tised by tea '* ' ; •• > experts to,describe only the better ITlfaJlir TTaOi • • grades. They cost a little more : / . JT MIVJLi 1 %5«l '.....-." per pound, but much less. per cup. . . ', . ■•'••.,■

v I "That Hood is Absolutely I •'•■ -•■• ""' I Waterproof Now" ip^ ?* rice: fJH Can you say trial of the hood of your ear? If not, make your motor . -BSj .-.i".. CY_ , Pinf- TifJ A(,/;H car hood absolutely and permanently waterproof with "BON- Hj „, " /.". .}: . ■ -.' . / 'H L.INOL"- Watefpfbqf;Dressing. Motoiitts everywhere^are,talking •'• .-.;;'» ,'•..-. . Q/_ Onnff Tjii ' Hs about this wonderful dressing. It^is so effective; so clean arid'easy to. JH „.-.' "/"""'*•*" ' M apply. Three pint tins will doHhree coats'oh the average hood. 1 :', H ■ '.;;, ■A* N ASH'S, flu Just paint it on with a,brush, allowing each coat to dr^, before .' ; B , , CUBA STREET X ''•"• putting on the next, and your hood will be absolutely watertight;' lE'" B f " '■-".• '; ■ ■-■* \v HH the hood has never been painted or oiled thoroughly damp it.with . _-' .1 H |^^ ' . r'". .' ■" ' ''- ■*„ _ _ JB dean water before applying. Because "BONLINOL/* is-trans- ■' ■ 'B] i^^W -■' •' ;' '- l ***■ ~"^^^^^ | H| parent, when dry, the colour of any fabric^ natural, or dy^ed, -. ' |H S^^L' : - ,-"»- -' -: f>'r':V ■ shows through the dressing. Not suitable for rubberised fabric. . IBiBSi? '■'• ''•"" -'•■ * ' "^M — can also be coloured by rubbing in any dry colour powder at H Woj^l^^S^^^^j^^^^y^yr ■/ tfjftJSM used to colour paints. It can also be used for waterproofing horse ,' X /PiShS and cow covers, canvas curtains of sleeping porches, oil coats, fore *a <%jra and aft fabrics on row boats, carriers'cart covers, etc., etc • JK k^^^^MkS^wS^^^SSt^"^-' •