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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1924, Page 10

- THE BEST VINEGAR. CORNWELL'S,' YOURS BY RIGHT. L ,- You Have'.a-.right to insist on-getting ~ Cornwell's Vinegar when you ask for it —if you want the best.' . . ~ Cornwell's Pure Malt Vinegar is naturally malted from the finest, purest selected grain, and not ' bolstered by acids. Moreover, it is thoroughly" matured before bottling. ■'...- . .•'■ .':. \ • The flavour is mild and the taste delicate. .You will recognise Cornwell's immediately by -its attractive bottle' and distinctive label.—Advt. ■ : ."' • , GOOD TIP FOR TRAVELLERS. When travelling on business :or holiday, carry Nazol in your pocket or bag. ' Unequalled for preventing or relieving autumn colds, • catarrh, ."and influenza. Protects against germ-infected and varying atmospheres. Always ready,for use. Is 6d buys 60 doses. -Test Nazol to-day. .•—Advt; . .-■■■ , Sometimes you'll need it to give or to take, - ■-■.■. _ ... With nothing to add and nothing to fake, Find it a place, oh the handiest shelf, Give it to others and take it yourself Take it yourself if the "flu" unfolds, Give it to kiddies joi croup, coughs, or' colds, ..'-. / .'..■' - Give it and take it relief to assume— "■ Give and take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt. ■ • \ DON'T GO BACK TO-NIGHT. ' Don't go back to the office to-night. Take me home to your den. T'll do -' the work. Then you'll have nothing more to do with overtime drudgery; . nervy boss, tearful typiste, missed mails. I'm. Corona, the personal writing machine, the necessary business tool, and in-, separable colleague of professional man, commercial man, newspaper man, traveller, clergyman, and student. I'm strong as a battleship > with the. agility of a skiff. Complete in carrying case, £15 15s. Terms can be arranged. I'm waiting for you at the agents, The Office Appliance Co.,- Ltd., 20, Brandon street.—Advt. ; • "' ■ A truce .to this unpleasantness.— D'Aubreyl .-.*-. Nothing is more inconvenient and unpleasant than an Autumn cough or cold. ~ Occurring right at the commencement of the season, such complaints may;lead to serious complications unless treated at once.' '- ' ■■■'; The ideal remedy is, of course, Bslx-' -■ tor's Lung Preserver—the rich, warming, penetrative specific that is always to be relied upon: A dose in time may "save trouble later on. Also a splendidtohic. Generous-sized bottle 2s 6d ; family size - 4s 6d. Chemists arid stores.—Advt. KEEP BEE OINTMENT HANDY.

Wherever there are children minor accidents constantly occur. These require care., Always have handy a pot of Bee Ointment. Its antieeptic-healing properties make it the first of all home remedies. Relieves pain and stops irritation immediately. Good for cuts, bruises,, sores,, and all skin eruptions, Is 6d everywhere.—Advt. • . . ■

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. ' For Coushs and Colda, never fail.—-Advt

For many years I have been a y martyr to indigestion, and, though I underwent medical treatment by the leading Sydney doctors, I derived no benefit. Finally, they diagnosed my case as Duodenal Ulcer, and wanted to .operate,-.but I refused. Then I'set out for New Zealand to try a change. After being -here a- week, I was recommended to try Ariti-Acido, but I hn.;l lost faith in socalled cures. My friend presented me with a tin,, and, to please him,..l pare it a trial.' Now I deny 'myself- nothing, for such is my faith in the preparation that I have got, rather reckless, ' and. it has always done its work. My only concern now is whether I can obtain supplies .when I return to Sydney: "Just "imagine it! ; Cured by AntiAcido after treatment by leading; Sydney doctors had failed. Everybody who uses Anti : Acido has the same' glad tid'.jngs. to tell: Anti-Acido overconies indigestion, and enables them to build up their health and strength with bumper meals .ol t'ood,' rich, nourishing•-■ food. Pi-i«e 2s 6d. Chemists jinvl Stores. W'liulesalo' DistiibutyiK: Asliford and Battun, Britmiiiinliiiildmg. 13], Kcathi.ustujj alrbet, WellingUiui-^Advt,