LAST FEW DAYS OF OUR SALE. ’ Seize your Opportuuity now for CREAT BARGAINS. J. W. BERRIDGE NORTHAMPTON BOOT STORE HASTINGS. THE — JgLTTE JpACTORY, Have purchased SEVEN OF MRS. J. WALL’S jST AND gND pRJZE J>IGS Also SEVERAL OTHER SHOW PIGS.
dozen eggs preserved jB zAt a. UO.lt Gi A k. fIF Sh J-oi en- bes you to i?uv eg£3 ■ whilethe ’re cheap and to have them E ■I in first-class condition when pnert 5 H are awav up. 1 of tins of f I SHEL-OL 1 M are «old every season because it £• ■ has definitely proved ils excepB tional merits. Simply smear the ’ B hands with Shel-ol and roll the eggs £ B between them. Shel-ol re* B tains the yolk intact even B if the eggs are poached, B Store the eggs in a clean V B box. no packing required, P B Far superior to waterglass B and liquid preserver. Trv B one tin, Ijt > and 4/6 at all H Chemists and Stores. B CHAS. L THOMAS B| Chemist mE*-’■ , 'sj > B NAPIER
let a edd gst a hold 1 of the children. Some children | catch cold readily k I and each succesMkISJAV/XA I s ’ ve c if not x. checks at once, is S®7 mIOAkII I’kely to weaken ggl the lungs more and raWfl I nV”* more. It is when ifw r I I I th® lun s s are s ° **Wf I • • weakened that • youngsters are more easily subject to bronchitis and consumption. At _ the first sign of trouble, give the children Borniingtons Irish moss Thev take it readily of their own accord because -df the quick relief it affords. Croup and whooping cough both yield to the curative and soothing influence of Bennington’s. A Nelson lady writes:— , , “I have great pleasure m recommending your Irish Moss and can remember it being used by our family for twentyfive years or more. I also find it invaluable for A-Jh croup, which some of my children have been subiect to. 1 can say it never I fails to give relief. I ad- r, vise all mothers to use it. Mrs. Walter Broad. _ Buy it at your chemist's or at '**««*§ the store. Call for it by name IRISH MOSS &nd «ee that you get it—imitationi are sometimes offered — refuse them. HO ROTOSCILLO SEWtNG MACHINE A revolution in the sewing machine. Agent: c. C. CUNNOLD HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS
A GOOD BRACING TONIC 1 At this time of the year most people require a good bracing tonic. Growing girls in particular need such a bracer, and as a tonic there are none to compare with QUININE AND IRON TONIC It gives tone and colour to the blood, and invigorates the system. PRICE 2/6 PER BOTTLE. MORGAN (Late Gatenby), HASTINGS.
J£OTEL, JJABTINGB Mrs. M. O’DONOGHUE. Proprietress. ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS OF BEST BRANDS. rrnfiT-or.Aeß accommodation Ladies, remember, that if your grocer is out of the delicious “MHiITARY FICKLE” you can always procure a bottle at the nearest store. Price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day, >
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 269, 30 October 1916, Page 7
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