49. Baby knows there's nothing like SCOTT'S Watch the eager way a little baby will reach out for the bottle of SCOTT’S. Babies and children instinctively love this famous strength-maker. And every spoonful of SCOTT'S helps to strengthen those little bones and limbs and to keep your children free from colds, coughs, rickets, teething troubles and wasting diseases. Because you love your baby give him the benefit of the pure cod liver oil which SCOTT'S Emulsion contains. Then you will see your little one grow sturdy and contented —-a joy to you and a blessing to your home. SCOTT’S EMULSION THE ORIGINAL —AND THE BEST. BRINGS BACK THE ROSES OF HEALTH. ■i»ii:iiiiiiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii«i
F NO MORE 1 PILES After This Treatment. There is a guaranteed, proven cure for Itching, Bleeding, and Internal Piles—a cure which does with operations, saturing, and caustics. This is the Zann Double Absorption Treatment. Simple and scientific. Every mail brings letters proving its success. Mrs. E. T., Pleasant Point, says:— “I was suffering terribly from Piles, but I got a course of Zann Treatment. J It eased me at once. Am still using it but have not felt the Piles since I started.” Reading about the Zann Treatment will do you no good : but the Treatment will benefit you wonderfully. Then why suffer longer from this painful and dangerous complaint ? A full course of Zann Treatment costs 10/6. All correspondence confidential. Sendpostal notes to Zann Proprietary, P.O. Box k 952, Wellington. Booklets and Supplies 7 Obtainable from: KNIGHT'S PHARMACY. 'Ovyo.lca Osrlton Club Hot«l' HASTINGS. '
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 231, 12 September 1922, Page 7
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