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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 11 May 1912, Page 10

Have >>^Vffl 'V iN^^^V Yon . ■ ''■'■w?iA^B--S Influenza, Coughs, xl,A^ yf^<l>^ Colds, and all '»hroat^CX/^V ■■rfyf&'^r Affections. Fluenzol *s"^V w^T^ an improvement upon the pre- ■^OVjjL?k^V L -' ■ jf''\j~Jr scription of an eminent Army SurSjStf^f Scon *n India for the cure of Malaria. !'^^ as a //^v// j#^s-*""*"'^ksT remedy for Influenza by a / 4?W clergyman in England, who /iO^/ >3|/ J^T [ cured most of £$his parishi- *«^>*\F/ ft /4bL )Lh ° P-iers .when v they were U^^\^^^ down witli^ ,/VX $ MOVES AWAY INFLUENZA ♦ A^Ly N^ Fmjenzol should be kept in every household for .^y^ €$ use in. emergency. Mr. E. A. Clements, Managet United Hardware Co., Cuba St., says: fj^^rf ~\£ .A "I am only too pleased to speak as to the ex- JrJ<^^~ vmJ>.^^ cellent qualities of Fluknzol. After a *w£>v'<,S y aeries of bouts of Influenza, I tound S***^^r f I^^ it to act with magical effect; and Jf <iL/S \^r _ »« future I shall never be Ja' TriPli without it in the house f >C^A f I# 9 *,j emergency." 4^ nHVp* .V, At every period during the span of life ■'■■■'■ [ $ Plantekoa Ointment is in request. Once it has f.\ 1 Hft^ , found a place in the home, there is not a house- I VJft^ hold in New Zealand that would be without I . ~"^%J^L/ thi3 Ointment. At some time or other everyonb \? > V needs Plantekoa Ointment, —for the ailments HAPPY ltO*J °^ childhood—rash, soreness, chafing, redness, fk \ I YOUTH pimples, and irritation—for the blotches, boils I I m*^* *•• and skin troubles of youth and middle life—for ! the varicose veins, tumours, eczema, ulcers, piles \ J and skin diseases of old age. It is a positive and absolute cure. Here are instances proving its value— ffa ' ire could print records of hundreds of cures were the space at oar disposal. MBS. O. SMITH, Victoria Street, Petoae, -writes:—" My little boy pell ' INTO THE FIRE, causing a terrible burn from the hip to the knee. I / \ dressed it with Plantekoa Ointment (I always keep it) and not only did it fnt ] prevent blisters and inflammation,,but in three days new skin*had formed. 11 I In less than three weeks not a scar remained." [ MBS. JOHN MULLINS, Cambridge, writes:—"l have teen troubled 1^ J for a long time with pimples oh the face. I used a pot of Plantekoa Oint- *» ' ment and the disfigurement disappeared, leaving the skin beautifully clear and soft." MRS. M. H. BA.UL, Taita, a lady who is nearly 80 years of age, write 3: f. \ —"I have nsed Plantekoa Oiatment for Piles, skin troubles, burns, scalds, [ 1 cracked hands, etc., and is all my years of experience I have never seen its j •goal/ I e\ \ For ripe old age, for calm and rest, Vj y *■' ■ - - When sun is sinking in the west, y*iL / Life's journey through it is the best, f*rs r Plantekoa. /¥// T>\ar)tekpa. 1 jfflk Procurablo from chemists and stores at 1/- and 2/- #y j^^ 8 HEARTY per pot— or from the Manager Plantekoa Pro- / 'fir I OLD-AGE. prietary, litd., "Wellington. ' m*™mixT*ti , JJ€Blli2& « Soothing for iQung&&<% uict lUOTT t-OOQ. SFEJ^h^^^T^ X- WALLACE, CHEMIST, HAWERA; J. V. CWAvIf L E^ THAM; THOMAS & BRADLET' ST°RE-

WORMS. 80ME STRIKING SYMPTOMS. A child who is afflicted with worms will often be in an indifferent state of health. It becomes peevish and irritable, and will have a strong; tenI < jvj dency to pick the nose, /tig) and there will be severe itching of the j [ypbL lower -bowel, grinding I A llLv le teet! l an(l suddciijlrT *y Parting up in the (JM^\ \ sleep will be •ijfjw \ noticed. The bowels are €( M_ j x-/ irregular, sometimes . . constipated, and at ,*■■ «»t(1 other times relaxed. with bloody difcharo.es as in dysentery, and nnt infrequently the discharge will he in flakes and shreds, which !r,i>ht be .taken for partly-digested food',. The' best proof of Yv'orms is Worms, and - it thoir presence be suspected, imJuediatw steps- should be taken 'to positively establish the fact, and once established, Comfjtqck's "Dead Shot" VVor.T. Pellets"'Shou'd be administered, according to directions. Worms require a specific medicine, and there is no remedy so effective as these Pellets. They kill the Worms, destroy their eggs, and dislodge their nests.- -/ The Avife of a we:l-known Waitarr-. N.Z., storektv-j>>r. writes:—"Lrst week we received t;.e packet of Co-n----stock's 'Dead Siio;/ Worm j^-llots. and lam glad 1r <jr,r tnat t-!. : ey isavo proved wonderful'^ "oflVr-fivo. ' ~\\v little boy, aped 5, fnr whom we procured" »-.b« pel'ets, after one dose expelled a stomach worm measuring 10} inches in length." Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for the eradication of Worms in children and adults. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers. price 2s. 9d. per packet, or u-ill he sent post paid at the same price b? TheW. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Farish St., Wellington, N.Z. DRIVES AWAY INFLUENZA MR. G. D. PORTUS Manager of "Rickard's" VaudechS?ch°- Pany ' writ?s from Christ«tl' I < ..am Pleased to add mv testimony as to the merits o£ FIiUENZQI, "^J^P^^ coring throat colds f | and feverish attacks. The pre- •• SRSm n" a PPe, ars *o be one that "neS»* m relieviilg hoarseMR.TOMDAWSON »C 7fYre>?£ w Z*? 1*6 *' "FLTTESH-- «• ™?^» has beea a ?»«■* toon to «"m m curuiß an attack of Uryn"42io6/ ?comp<mied by loss "f GARGLE FOR SORE THROAT. . Chwnltts A Storsc, 1/8 & aj/e.