CONCRETE SPECIALITIES. WE arc Agents and hold stocks of the following, for which wo can Quote, delivered to any station:— WATER TROUGHS (60 and 100 gals) 'PIG TROUGHS SEPTIC TANKS (sixes to suit 4 to 60 persona) GARDEN ROLLERS WASH TUBS STRAINERS, POSTS, STATS PIPES, REED, (from 4 to 48 inches in diameter) HUDSON COPPER CASINGS (for fuel or gaa) E. C. CRABB, 73 RANGITIKEI STREET. Box 283. Phonr 6334.
Free To Mothers-Test Packages Of “External” Remedy For Colds Palmerston N. chemists are Giving Away Samples of the Famous Vapourising Ointment which is so Popular in Canada and the States for Treating all Forms of Cold Troubles. Rubbed on the Throat and Chest the Ingredients are released as Vapours and Inhaled Directly into the Air Passages. Mothers are urged to take the coupon below to any Palmerston N. chemist and secure a tree package of Vicks Vapoßub, the “outside” remedy for colds. Vicks is especially good for children as it is externally applied—there is nothing to take—no dosing. In Canada and the States over 17 million pots of Vicks are used annually. An Unusual Discovery. Vicks is the invention of a chemist who discovered a new way of combining time-tested remedies such as Menthol, Camphor, Thyme, Eucalyptus, etc., in the form of an ointment so made that it vapourises when applied to the throat and chest. These vapours, released by the body heat, are inhaled with each breath directly into the air passages. At the same time the ingredients are absorbed through and stimulate the skin, reducing the congestion and thus aiding the vapours inhaled to break up the inflammation. Nothing to Swallow. Vicks is just rubbed over the throat and chest for sore throat, bronchitis, deep chest colds or crov<), then covered with one or two thicknesses of hot flannel. For head colds, asthma, catarrh or hay fever, Vicks should be melted in a spoon or tin cup and the vapours inhaled, or a little can be applied up the nostrils and snuffed up the head. Vicks will be found better than internal medicines for all forms of cold troubles, as it reaches directly the infected parts without the necessity of constant dosing. Take Coupon to Chemist. The importers realise that an actual trial Is the best way to prove the merits of this remarkable remedy. They have, therefore, supplied local chemists with 40 sample tins each. Only one tin, however, will be allowed to e'ueh family. TIIW C.oupon Is Rood at any chemist’* ln Palmerston North. NOTE: If not convenient to present coupon to the above chemists, send Id. stamp to Van Staveren Eros., Etd., IXB Wakefield Street, IVellinifton, and a trial pnckaßo will be sent you. 22
6 s s^r^WINTER 1924 Newest Footwear r Our recent importations show the latest trend in Ladies’ Shoe Style, > ai ‘d include some exceedingly natty shapes. The values are eoually (pleasing and an early inspection of tliese newest arrivals will delight you. >Ladies’ Nigger Giaco Two-har BUCKLE SHOE, smart Cuban heel a & slioe of graceful outline and very “chic” design Price 35/- \ Ladies’ Lat-rt Style Black Kid THREE-BAR SHOE, fine Louis heei, & light puuip soles, a nice shoe lor aiternoun or evening wear l Price 32/6 Black Suede ONE-BAR BUTTON SHOE, with fancy cut out at side baby Louis heels, a slice for dressy occasions ... ... Price 37/6 I inest Quality Patent TWIN BAR SHOE, of smart design, leather lined, neat leather Cuban heels Price 32/6 Black Glace Kid ONE-BAR SHOE, lias patent strap and collar, fashionable shape too, smart Louis heel Price 34/6 Nigger Suede ONE-BAR SHOE, neat round too, imitation too caps, smart leather Cuban heei ... Price 30/OLIVER BROS., Boot Importers, 279 MAIN STREET :: PAIMERSTON NORTH
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1077, 25 July 1924, Page 3
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