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Bronchial Troubles are dangerous to adults, but doubly dangerous to young children. Yet, bronchitis is preventable. A course of SCOTT’S Emulsion prevents colds or stops the cold from reaching the bronchial mucous membrane. The constant winter danger of colds, coughs, sore throat and serious illness can best be avoided by building up every part of the body with Emulsion Imitations lead to disappointment and despair. Insist on genuine SCOTT’S—with the fishman on the package. FLUENZOL FGONOf^Y. Gargle teaspoonful doses of Fluenzol [undiluted) at short intervals. Throw the head well back and allow the Pluenzol to reach the inflamed surfaces in the hobo and throat. Relief from Catarrh and Coughs is felt almost immediately. Take Fluenzol internally for Influenza. IN' order to have the ‘Star’ out in good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that com© in after neon. After this hour they cannot be classified. \Ve would therefore, reouest Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind, end send in their Orders Early. 1874 TRADE 1914 MARK

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1, Issue 15646, 10 November 1914

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Issue 15646, 10 November 1914

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