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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 January 1921, Page 2

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AFTER EATING ONIONS, Many people avoid the heal thriving raw onion owing to its after-taste and odour. This unpleasantness can be overcome by using Fluenzol as a mouth-wash. Half a teaspoonful retained in the mouth for half a minute and worked round the gums and palate with the tongue is cleansing and oooh ing.

RHEUMATIC PAINS. When troubled with rheumatic pains get a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Massage the affected parts, with it twice a day and experience the groat relief which it affords - Sold ©very* where.

“Danger is tie spur of all great minds.”—Chapman. Even in warm weather there lurks, the danger of influenza, bronchitis, coughs and colds, and this should spur wise folk to the necessity of keeping Baxter’s Lung Preserver always handy. This sterling, timle-itested) remedy —so, ; rich,' soothing and tonioal—is always an eflScacious antidote for lung and chest troubles. Invaluable for '-the children’s ailments—they like its pleaS sant taste and its soothing Your chemist or grocer sells Bax+er’s. Lung Preserver in large 8/6 booties; r ;- r