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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1931, Page 3

m m m. ly} s® /«*#* £s&l *$ S/i if> \ 1\ V/ *:>s& l \ " v «sP y^r V SMS©/ ppt rm P Hearnes” will take the danger cut of aay type of cough for all the family this Winter-. It is a form of home treatment that is a* near infallible as any prescription can be said to be, for it is more than just a soothing syrup. It neither allows the trouble to develop seriously nor to become chronic. SR 04j> s9£& V r?M mm «.#s - •.'O' a.A Os £ \ \ 14— £4 n Vs There s no age limit to the use of “ Hearoe’s.” Any. body in the house can ip ro the family bottle and get relief right away. too. At all Chemists and Store* 1/6, 2/6 arid 4/6 •ft*.* ip :is*w tegs Wjm'm ft**- ■■■ -vs IbP jsisk mm >js m\ V* ie^-x M <*•s' Sals Jiai k&a “Mg V.' ia*i. price 2/6 4/6 0/ a// Chendst > cmd Stores. Manufactured by The Lane Medicine Co. Ltd. (/?. C. Lane, Graduate Chemist) Oumaru, A .Z. writes an ardent friend of Lane’s, “ I was as bad as it was possible to be—and still be alive. I tried numerous preparations, but nothing did me the slightest good until I got on to Lane’s. You can imagine how thankful I was when I began to notice an improvement. Now I am almost back to normal —I only wish I had known of Lane’s sooner.” Lane’s never fails to give prompt and permanent relief in all ailments of 1 the lungs and throat; its curative powers are absolutely marvellous. Ask for Lane’s Emulsion by name and see that you get it.