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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16326, 23 August 1913, Page 17

>< SOLUBLE! The wide-spread popularity of Strang’s, “Soluble ” Coffee Powder has induced some imitators to place on the market a finely ground Coffee, calling it “Soluble Coffee ” or “ Soluble Coffee Powder,” which it is not. These names are part of our Trade Mark, registered some 23 year 9 ago. Their recent adoption to describe finely ground Coffee is misleading, and the public are warned to beware of these imitations, which only lead to disappointment to consumers and sellers alike. The original “ Soluble Coffee Powder” is prepared by Strang’s Plot Air Process, producing a highly refreshing and delicious beverage, having nothing in common with the gritty and insoluble substances above referred to. See that you get “Strang’sSoluble Coffee Powiier”andrejectall unworthy imitations. DAVID STRANG LIMITED Inventor, Patentee anil Pole Manufacturers, INVERCARGILL. HEALTHY CHILDREN E2 Q sa 808 IB Every child could be graceful, strong, happy hearted and healthy, with glowing color, soft curves and sparkling eyes. Mothers of weak, sickly and ailing children will find their best friend and support in O S 3 OS BZB| D CSi 0: ta EJ to I® (Oi SOI 0 os m U EJ S sen iCG With the help of this grand remedy all lung, throat and waiting diseases are overcome. The dullness and tiredness of your child will vanish like mist before the morning sun. The dyes will brighten and cheeks bloom, because of the rich, red blood created by the Emulsion, the hollows will be filled in, and you as a mother, will rejoice in the excellence of this vitalized medicine food. Here is proof of the goodness of Lane’# Emulsion for young as well as old people. “ I have great pleasure in recommending your Emulsion. My little boy was suffering from a severe attack of Inflammation of the Lungs, The result of giving one bottle of Lane’s Emulsion was simply marvellous. I had been told by a number of friends of the wonderful results, even in long-standing cases of consumption, and am very glad I gave it a trial. It is a positive safeguard against colds, and my house lias never been so free for many years. I also gave it to my little girl, who was rather outgrowing her strength. Now she is not only strong, but has also added flesh to her body. 1 feel so satisfied with it that I recommend it to everybody having weak lungs. Yours faithfully, L. F. HAYES, Oamaru.’* Never accept a substitute for Lane's Emulsion, which is sold by all chemists and stores at 2/6 and -) 4/6 per botlle. The large bottle ■ contains double the quantity. Ptepued oalr by E. G. LANE. Chtmiv, Ountru, Null. *