NEWS AND NOTES.
Trial flights have been mido near Paris with a new aeroplane specially designed und equipped for surgical purposes, Tbe most common of ills is probably the ordinary cold, aud the most successful oi cures for this common ill is " NAZOL." In bottles of GC doses for 1/6. Changeable weather produces colds. They are quickly relieved by " NAZOL " This remedy is equally efficacious for youug, old. or middle-aged persons. According to Government reports there are about 400,000 industrial accidents per annum in the United Kingdom.
It takes the constant labour of 00,000 people to make matchoß for tho world. A superintendent of ratcatcher-i, salary J2200, is to be appointed in Hampshire."
Nasal Catarrh.Colds in tho Hoad, Influenza, Bronchitis, and Coughs are quickly cured by " NAZOL." Fragrant, otleotivo, speedy. Price I/O, everywhere. The great spruce whioh grows in the forests of British Columbia provides the bost wood for aeroplane construction. As soon as you feel tho slightest symptom of Influenza, tako " NAZOL " on sugar and also inhale through a Nazol Inhaler, and you're safe. An Indian beekeeper has succeeded in breeding a race of stinglcss boo. If you have a cold in thu head use the Nazol Inhaler. A few sniffs and you notice a marked relief. Keep it up and the cold soon vanishes. Muffs were lint used by doctors in order to keep their fingers sof(. COLDS THAT HANG ON. Any cold or cough will hang on to you as long as you will let it. But .surely you are not as foolish as to let it hang on. More trouble is caused by neglected colds than most people realise. Treat a cold in the first stago by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy; it will (jive immediate and permanent relief.— Sold by W. Reid and Sons, Ltd., and T. J. Cotter. The post-war wedding ring in England is made of platinum, and is sold by weight, the price ranging from £5 upwards. DON'T BE WITHOUT IT. It is not safe to be without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, as diarrhoea, dysentery and other bowel complaints are liable to attack some member of your family at any time, and you cannot procure a batter preparation for these maladies.—Sold by W. Reid and Sons, Ltd., and T. J. Cotter. At St Duustau's 7930 disabled soldiers, including G69 blinded, are now being trained WHEN? WHERE? HOW? Never mind when, where and how you caught this or that cold. All that matters is when are you going to get rid of it ? Treat it to-day by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and you will be rid of the cold befor6 the week is out. Stop those coughing spasms, reduce tho inflammation and allay the irritation by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy now.—Sold by W. Reid and Sonß, Ltd., and T. J. Cotter. Until 1834 no grant was made by the British Oovernment for oduoation, and then only £20,000. RUSTY NAIL. Evsryone knows the danger of a wound from a rusty nail, and how important it is to give the wound immediate attention. Do not delay, cleanse the wound n-ith warm water, and tben apply Chamberlain's P.iin Balm freely. Bind up the wound for projection, and iu a few days you will find that i t has healed without leaving a scar.—Sold by W. Reid and Sons, Ltd., and T. J. Cotter. Cauliflowers are being retailed at as high as 3s each in Masterton at the presentTHEY PREVENT BILIOUSNESS. For the prevention of biliousness nothing is equal to Chamberlain's Tablets. They stimulate liver, which has more to do with your bilious condition than any other organ. Take a course of Chamberlain's Tablets to get your liver and bowels into a healthy condition. Then take one at regular intervals and you will no longer be troubled with biliousness.—Sold by W. Reid & Sons, Ltd., and T. J. Cotter. ••HEATING'S POWDER* destroys DUOS, PLISAS MOTHS, BEETLES, ail all other inw.t", whilst buifce harnless t > 'Jo >■'' : i« "" :ia,s - In extennliia tine Beetles tne succe9d of this powder U extraorclinorv it is perfectly olean in application S;c tha aitvlclyou purchase is "KEATIN'U'S, i.e., with the signature THOMAS KK \r!V ; on eaoh tin, asimitationsaro noxious and Ineffectual Sol.l In tvns.| 6d a-id In oaon. !>v all oho.ni->tH There is no occasion to suffer for long you have a headache, Bilious or Nervous You can always cure it in about 15 minutes by taking a Dr (Jrossland Headache Powder. Tasteless and safe] 1/6 all stores. N.B. Re fuse substitutes. Anvrcrc to Mothers ! \re you broken in your re=t by a sick chUd gu'Tr>ring witb the pain of eutting teeth? Go at once to a ohemist and get b lttln of Mas Wi.vslow'B Soornivo Sybop. It will relieve \he poor tufTcrerl'nmeiiat-aiy. It is porfeetly harmless and pleasant to iaste. it produces natural, quiet sloop, by relieving the ohild from pain and the litt'n cherub awak?3 " m bric-ht as a button." It soothes tho child, softens the gums, allays all pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for dyßentry and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other oau3os. Mrs \Vinelow'3 Soothing Syrup »a 3oltl °y Medioine dealers everywhere. TnnoAT A.TW«crTo\'s k\t, In Ah suffering fro'i inititlon of the throat and almost immo'Tita relief a r orlel by the use of "Brown's Bronchitis Troohes." These famous "lrvensa*" nro now sold by most respectable ohvnista in the eourttry. People troubled with r. ■«hackingootiga," a " slight eold "or bronchial affootions.oanmt try them too soon aa similar troubles, if allowed to pro R req«, 1 result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affections. Ses that the signatures of John I frown and Son is on every wrapper. -Prepared by .Ton* I Brown & Sox, Bos:on U.S.A. European depot, 33 Farrrngdon Road, Londor, England. »* TO THE DEAl p . A noli lalv, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr j's Artificial Ear Drums, has sent ti UOO to this Institute, so that deaf people unaMo to pr:cure the Ear Drums may have them fret. Apply to Department O.W. The Institute, " Longoott," Gunnersbury, Lon> don, W., England.
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Lake County Press, Issue 2788, 5 June 1919, Page 5
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