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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1928, Page 10

TALKS ON WHISKY N°. J_. N b////' enturies of 7/ m have experience taught the Scotch distiller how to make the best of super-excellent barley and unequalled water. No rule of § thumb thi th but resu long of patient an veftig ation m * & n 1 s. m % "Hi 'Sr % % *6 4c ’Cy >/ ?y> &> ?>> <«2 •Sc e **o

“CAPSTAN DE LUXE CIGARETTES Football Forecasting Competition ‘LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS (FOURTH TEST). THE following competitors correctly forecasted the complete score in detail as follows—“ All Blacks” 2 penalty goals 0 points, 1 dropped goal 4 points, 1 unconverted try 3 points, total 13 points; South Africa 1 converted try, total 5 points. In accordance with the rules of the competition the prize money has been divided equally, each prize-winner receiving £25. HARRAP, Mr S MACKINTOSH, .Mr ANGUS MOSS. Mr J. PICARD, Mr R. AY 128 Cole Street, Masterton. I*ll blie Trust Office, Christchurch, 21) Lord Street, Grevmouth. CO Clarence Street, Hamilton. CHEQUES COVERING PRIZES HAVE ALREADY BEEN MAILED. This is only one of hundreds received—many others are printed on the circular included with every bottle "I am writing you these lines to let you know that your Emulsion has done my little girl (now three years of age) a very great deal of good. She had pneumonia when about a year old, and never seemed to recover. "She was co thin and always looked ill. I commenced giving her your Emulsion—a teaspoon night and morning—and it was wonderful how soon she started to put on weight, and to become a bright and bonny girl. You may use this letter, as 1 like to let people know when they help me. It brightens our lives to think that we have helped someone, and Lane's Emulsion has been a wonderful help to me.—Yours faithfully, "(MRS.) M. LINDSTROM, "Napier, N.Z." Everything claimed for Lane’s is backed by the testimony of hundreds of men and women. 2/6 and 4/6 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores. Manufactured by E. G. Lane, Graduate Chemist, Oamaru, N.Z. 6

A DOUBLE-BARRELLED WINTER TONIC. M.l.M.—'Marshall’s Influenza Mix- | lure, as it was formerly called—serves a double purpose during winter months —as a safeguard against colds and as a speedy relief for coughs. Take M.I.M. at the outset of a cold—a dose at the iirst sneeze. It will not only reduce the 'temperature and ward off the ’flu, will also tone up the system to the normal pitch of health and thus resist , further attacks. Similarly with coughs. ( -•It the first sign of throat irritation, ( take a spoonful and note how the in- s ilammation is relieved. And M.I.M. t contains no sedative drugs—no sticky ) remedies; only tried and tested remc- ‘ dies that are perfectly safe and per- J. fectly sure. Your chemist and your j storekeeper stock M.l.M.—and a gen- c erous sized bottle costs but two and r sixpence.—Advt. t

FOR THE MEDICINE CHEST. There is one thing that no family medi-cine-chest ought to bo without —Wade’s Worm Figs. Give them to children at the first Bign of worms. The kiddies like them, and they never fail to ensure satisfactory : results. Contain no harmful ingredionts, i and leave no bad after-effects. Simple, , Eafe, inexpensive, reliable. All chemists , and stores. —Advt , “A continued patience I commend not.” Feltham. ) No one can keep patience very long 1 with a bad cough or cold. The most ' effective way of dealing with it is to ' take a dose or two of Baxter’s Lung Pro- f server. This unique specific does good from I the very first dose, and quickly subdues the 1 worst throat, chest and lung ailments. J “Baxter’s” is also an excellent tonic, build- { ing up the system, and enabling it to resist further attacks more readily. In throe sizes, at all chemists and stores. Gen- c crons sized bottlo 2s 6d; large, family econo- c mical size 4s 6d; and bachelor size Is 6d.— Advt.

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