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Don't Simple Cold CI ® It is a serious mistake to do so. It is such a short step to chronic disease* —-to Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh or Consumption. Be well-advised and act promptly. Lane's Emulsion will give you almost immediate relief, and if instructions are faithfully followed will cure you. are In no way kept Secret They are pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, to restore the wasted and weakened body; Beechwood Creasoje, a stomachic healing factor and germicide that keeps the whole system from health-destroying bacteria? Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda to construct muscle, nerve and iigament, and Fresh Eggs to act as an emulsifying agent and nourisher of the body. These constituents repair worn tissues and check natural decline, tone up trie digestive organs, aid assimilation, make rich red blood, and strengthen every organ. Its medicinal virtues and curative powers give renewed health and strength, steady nerves and a clear head, an elastic step and buoyant spirit. Thousands gratefully recommend it. Doctors prescribe it and also use it for the members of their own households. It is pleasant to take and children like it. * LANE'S EMULSION ii manufactured by E. G. LANE, Chemist, Oamaro, N.Z. Three Well-known Ladies give their Opinion of Lane's Emulsion in a few words:— Sister Sybil Maude, St. Saviour's Home, Shirley, Christchurch, writes:— 22nd January, 1911. " This institution for orphan children is supported by voluntary contributions, and I thought as we have several children whose mothers have died m consumption we must keep them in health, and are advised to use your 1 Emulsion. I have heard.from more than one reliable source that your Emulsion is preferable to others.'' 3rd February, 1911. The box of your Emulsion was duly forwarded to us. i shall always recommend it. I did so to-day for a child, and shall hope to do so many times yet.' Sister Mary, of the Presbyterian Social Service Association, Dunedin, writes: — 2 7ih October, 1910. 2" Lane's Emulsion has" been most beneficial to a number of the little children who came to us suffering from wrious chest complaints. Your Emulsion has had much to do with the exceptionally good health of the children during the past Winter. We use practically nothing else for colds or coughs." Sister Agnes, of the Presbyterian Children's Home, Christchurch, N.Z., writes:— ,„, , , .«,, • 10th July, 1912. s*% "I am deeply grateful for Lane's Emulsion which means the building up ol little bodies, which might, without this valuable medicine, have too hard a fight <fcjy against disease. Lane's Emulsion will save many a sleepless night for the children and attendants.** Just get a bottle of Lane's Emulsion to-day. It will not fail you. All chemists and stores stock it. Do not be deceived into accepting a substitute—get what you ask for. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle at all chemists and stores.

" HYDROTITE " RAINCOATS ! The Reliable and Fashionable Waterproof. Light in Weight and Impervious to Rain. Warm and Durable. Lined with All-Wool Showerproof Check Linings, Style, Fit, and Finish of the Highest Grade. Strap and Button Cuffs, Talma Sleeves, and Back Vents. MEN'S DEEP FAWN SHADE HYDROTITE OVERCOATS.—A Very special line. All plain colors. Usual price, 35/. Sale price, 29/6. MEN'S HYDROTITE OVERCOATS, Fawn and Olive shades, with neat stripes. Thoroughly showerproof. Usual price, 39/6. Sale i ' —' COMFORTABLE TWEED OVERCOATS! The Fashionable Double-breasted Style, Every Coat a Downright Bargain! MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS, belt at back, strap and button cuffs, back vents; all dark colors, of good sound Tweeds. Usual price, 37/6. Sale price, 28/8. MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED DARK TWEED OVERCOATS, subdued stripes, strop and button cuffs, full-length skirts, well lined and strongly made. Usual price, 42/6. Sale price, 33/6. U %4 Mi ikUJMMIIiMr > Merchant Tailors and Men'* Mercers, 12-14-18-18 George Street, Dunedm.

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Evening Star, Issue 15540, 9 July 1914, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 15540, 9 July 1914, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 15540, 9 July 1914, Page 2

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