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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 140, 16 June 1913, Page 2

TRY THIS HOME-MADE COUGH AND COLD REMEDY. A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION THAT SAVES MUCH MONEY. Mix 4 tablespoonfuls sugar, 3 of treacle, 2 of vinegar, and a large breakfastciupful of water. Stir till dissolved and put into a clean pint bottle. Add one bottle of Hean's Essence, and shake well. Keeps perfectly, nice to take, and always does good. This simple recipe takes hold of a cough more quickly than anything else you have ever tried. Just sip a spoonful slowly several times a day. Ordinary coughs are dispatched like magic, and old deep-seated coughs are often cured in a few days. It is splendid, too, for croup, chest pains, bronchitis, asthma, and many throat and lung troubles. The good it does is truly wonderful. The fact that one bottle of Hean's Essence costing only 1/6 makes a pint, that ; t is quits free from poisons, and gives quick curing results is making it immensely popular. Chemists "and Grocers sell HeanV Essence or can easily get it for you. Or post free, on receipt of price from Hean's Pharmacy, Wa'nganui. B-> sure you get the genuine Hean's Essence, and j dilute as directed. 1 -*•

DELICIOUS /t^f JJ\IVM • • \}%m^r } f PUDDING. I 7*. *«*.,-. • I||| |j 8 tablespoons flour, 2 table- ■ spoons sugar, 2 tablespoons &|? ■ butter, 4 tablespoons St. W ■ Geokge Jam, 2 tablespoons B soda dissolved in cup of milk. || V Beat the butter and sugar into a |gj S cream, add the jam, then the soda Ha «k and milk, and lastly the flour. Put m a into a buttered basin and steam m for three hours. B To ensure the pudding being M « success use m ojeataehm In !!b,,21b.. o SOS You risk too much when you have E5 j a cough or cold hanging on week iOs after week. Consumption often $ follows delay in treatment. S3 ■ _ Sij Oj will prevent this deadly disease, and 23 | drive out the persistent cough or Bra cold. It gives prompt relief, strengTfi thens the lungs, nerves, digestion PM and whole body. The effect of it Olj on weakened constitutions is often 55 I marvellous; always beneficial. *-Bsj For further information concerning Lane's fS j Emulsion see circular with each bottle. It __J gives much useful advice to sufferers and ffi»S includes convincing testimonials I'rcm people jjg j of all ages and pursuits. EjE 'n w0 s'zes at 2^ anc* per ott'Ci 0 8 Prepared only by E. G. LANE, Chemist, I * Oamaru, N.Z. 7 High-^rade Binoculars. MODERATELY PRICED. FOR Racing, Hunting, Military work, or Touring purposes, it would be hard to find more satisfactory glasses than Levi'a PRISM BINOCULARS at £5. _ They have eight diameter magnification, and rack adjustment. Good light-collecting powers. Bright and sharp definition. Compact'; well-made, and durable. Morocco-covered body, beautifully finished. Solid English leather sling case with strong shoulder straps. Really splendid value, and glasses any man might well be proud to own. We have the largest stock of Field and Opera Glasses in the Dominion. ALFRED LEVI| CONSULTING OPTICIAN, 103, Customhouse Street, Wellington. F. H. MORRISON, Manager.