HOME-MADE CORDIALS FOR ECONOMY, PUBITY, FLAVOUR. The mother should be careful that the cordial she allows her children to drinkis healthful ajid thirst-quenching, «» well as inexpensive. . Marshall's Summer Drink Extract combines all these important qualities. Home-made cordials are' the safest, ana when they are made from Marshall's, they are also the most palatable and healthful, as well as economical. Marshall's is concentrated and very powerful. One bottle makes three large bottles of cordial, which make twelve big bottles of delicious,' wholesome drinks at a cost of less than a half-penny a glass. Nine delectable flavours—black currant, cherry, ginger, lemon, limes, orange, pineapple, raspberry, strawberry., Choose which-, ever your fancy suggests. They are all delicious, and you can't go wrong with any of them. Obtainable all grocers.— Advt. , POSTMAN COUGHS UP BLOOD. When you begin to cough up blood— look out. A postman in Auckland got very alarmed at his condition. He was advised to try Pulmonas, and two weeks later he said that, although he had tried many things, they were not in i it with Pulmonas, adding that they had j certainly fixed him up. Pulmonas soothe the throat and lungs, and buak ap phlegm. Splendid for asthmatic sufferers too. They act directly. upon the bronchial passages. and quickly ease the breathing. Get a box from any chemist, Is 6d and 2s 6d (double size) or send price to Stacey Bros., 61, Queen streetj Auckland.—Advt. Jones tries to cure pains that" come from-inside by treating them from the oateide! You'd think that he would know that the pains of Gout, Lumbago, and Rheumatism, are caused by an. expess of uric acid' in the system, and that he would fly to Eheumo, which actually neutralises the acid! A Jarfre bottle of Bheumo contains a weeks treatment; it seldom fails to relieve thepain and drive out the cause' of the trouble. 4s 6d from all chemists and stores. Barraclough's Magic Nervine stops tootha*he. Is 6d everywhere Progandra, Cures Corns Quickly, Is 6d —Advt. . FAMOUS CATHBDEAL DROPS. There is no accident- about the flavour imparted to cakes and confections by Cathedral Brand Essences. A few drops make a big difference. Fourteen highly concentrated pure, fruity flavours, including essence of aniseed peppermint,/black currant, lemon, orange, vanilla, cloves; also carmine and cochineal colourings. At your grof°rs—Advt. . Ladies can haw- their hair thoroughly shampooed and driwi for 2s 6d, including tipping and singeing^ 3s 6d, hair wav ing 2a 6d. Donnelly's, 75, Vivian street —Advt. WHISKY WARNING. When ordering Bell's Whisky—the brand which has been on the market for <iS years—be certain that you are suppjied with Scotch Whisky "from Arthur Bell, and Sons,-Ltd., Perth, Scotland, and take no other. Arthur Bell and Sons, Ltd.—the bot-, tie with the yellow label for age and purity.—Advt. SPECIAL STERILISED SOAP. Sterilisation renders impossible the transmission of harmful bacteria, microbes_, and germs, and also increases the washing capacity of Velvet Soap. Guarantee of purity is given by' the proprietors. Velvet lightens laundry Tab ours.- Economical and 'effective. Obtainable from all grocers.—Advt. PORCELAIN PURIFIER. The porcelain bowl of every water closet should be .white and shining always. Harpic is the quick, easy cleaner. No rubbing, scouring, or hand-, ling. ' Sprinkle Harpic from tin into tiie bowl. Leave all night. Flush in the morning. 9d and Is 9d at your store.—Advt. Woods' Gicat Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fail.—Advt Dirty Boys' Legs i "Wash them -with I.X.L.Borax Washing Powder And ther will > ta white •• mow. ££■&• i« lndlijwnitble for the home, wile—tt BETtt Mclc idling drudgery tt £T .^""y wiwh, it clems crockery beautifully, takei Knells out of sink, and romp, .tain, out o f clothes and adds I * ucllshtfulneu to tho bath. ONLY 2d A PACKET. , . t Ask your Grocer. Better than Soap. McWhancdl and Spaujer. ■"GOITREf A LADY who tried every remedy in vain, and at lait diicovered a simple «elf cure, will tend particular* FREE to wfferer*. . Seed ■ddrei. to ALICE MAY, Bex 482, . Ctriilciwei, N.l. Don't itnd iiimp., S^-3^^ HEALS r-"^ & SOOTHES
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 152, 26 December 1923, Page 10
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