- _ ■ _______ ■ Plasmon. Ait Explorer's Appreciation Commander E. H. Shackleton, R.N., says, regarding Plasmon preparations : '' We used them continually during the National Ant art Expedition, and the Plasmon Powder was , one of the principal items of food on the Southern Sledge Journey. Another sledging party PRACTICALLY LIVED ON PLASMON during one journey they made." Dr. Marshall, Medical Officer of the Expedition, states, "Plastnon Biscuits and Plasmon Cocoa were of Tremendous Value." For those undergoing physical or mental strain no food can equal Plasmon. THE LANCET says: "Plasmon added to food increases the nutritive value enormously To the strong and healthy Plasmon is unequalled as a maintaining power. To the weak and ailing IT IS LIFE ITSELF. PLASMON is an unequalled NERVE AND BRAIN FOOD containing The Organic Salts and Phosphorus of Milk. IS USED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY, IP AND HAS RECEIVED THE COMMENDATION support I AND HAS RECEIVED THE COMMENDATION and support II m Il\ of medical men, explorers, and athletes in every part of the globe. II i 11VI Plasmon, Plasmon Cocoa, Plastnon Chocolate, Jllml(lL__ Plasmon Biscuits, etc^ '— fiAAmoNi/feT Of all chemists, grocers, and stores. trade mark. INTERNATIONAL PLASMON, Ltd., LONDON.
i Medical. ~~ mwwß 1 One of the most valuable foods known to science. It gives the body abundance of nourishment, with complete or partial rest to the digestive system, regulated as may be advisable. For infancy, illness or advancing age. Bulger's Food is sold in tin*, of Chemists, cVc, everywhere. ; I HUDSON'S EUMEKTHOL JUJUBES. .Great «_& jar a*- 5 ** 3 Antiseptic .|.j if M** and hoh& eh hss^s Prophy- * * I B ° d CAUTION.—Tbo large sale for Eumentliol Jujube* has led to a number of imitations being manufactured under the names of menthol and other J Jujubes The work " Eumentbol" is, however, th« j registered trade tnnrk of the manufacturer, end i It is an infringement to sell any of these imitations when Bument.h'l Jujubes are asked for; immedi* Cite proceedings will be taken in all such case*. Nature's Aid I to Beauty. I ICILMA FLUOR . _;<•__ I" CREAM, "the face /s§g_fc_fc_ j cream without grease," lr§PsHffl| 1 Jis used by thousands Ws_w | of English women be- ' -iF* j cause it is a purely \**/ I natural aid to Beauty. I It is not a cosmetic and I contains no grease, fat, ' •' J oil, or any ingredients w ""*'* of ordinary face creams or lotions. Icilma Finos' Grease I simply imparts in a fragrant, foamy | and delightful form the unique virtues | of Icilma Natural Water— won- | derful natural tonic which has restored ■ so many thousands of complexions. I A little Icilma Fluor Cream used every ■ day will not fail to keep the skin soft, I smooth and white, and to prevent all 1 ill effects of age or weather. Nature's 1 True Secret for Beauty. [Icilma is pronounced— eye-silma.] M j Obtainable from \\ B RALPH R. PARNIIAM, 1 il Chemist, North Shore. il | A. ECCLBS, Chemist. Queen-st. | 8 W. H. WOOLLAMS, Chemist, Queen-it. 1 ji Fluor Cream, 2s per pot. I TMIgC CHANCES What allowing a Gold to wear off means. Contracting a cold and allowing it to wear off is very far from being a wise eouraa. Neglect and taking chances with coldi is responsible for more pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, and consumption than those who take such chances can be aware of. B> taking wise and necessary precautions to master a cold just commencing prevents more dangerous symptoms taking place. Suoh diseases as those which follow neglected colds cannot then get the slightest foothold, TONKING'S ' UNSEED - EMULSION - is. as its name implies, a vegetable remedy that you should have constantly in your home in order to begin the treatment of coughs as soon as they start. "Tonking's" will be found pleasant to take, prompt in its curing effects, and equally good for children and adults. Sold everywhere in I sizes. Is 6d. 2s 6d. and 4s 6d a bottle. LZ PJfSYI)IEY HHIGGST^J jßLVOo_a_«_. V ll en I A__i * DISTRICT MANAGER: THOS. E. WHITTON, Swanson-street. AUCKLAND. < Correspondence strictly confidential.
Medical. WHY BE BALD *? ____at_BMB_WMMMaa«KBMBgWBaM BALDNESS is generally the effect and symptom of a disease of the hair — tenia capita*, alopecia, or other. Brice's wonderful REGENERATOR differs totally from ordinary hairtonics and alleged hair-foods, because it goes to the root of the trouble and kills the disease. The most obstinate and long-standing cases yield to this treatment. Before using. After using. These are genuine un-rotouched photographs taken by Mr. H. H. Clifford, of Christchurch, who guarantees their authenticity. Brice's Regenerator! Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5/6. From all the best chemists, or front W. BKICE & SON, 187 Colombo Street. Chrlstchurch. 9 Wholesale Agent for Brice's Specifics: MR. PLORANOB THOMPSON, Victoria Buildings, Victoria-st... Auckland. ■ : i __ — [ IF YOU SUFFER From any Skin or Blood Disease, such IF YOU SUFFER From an? Skin or Blood Dißease. such ! M Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Glandular Swellings, Bad Legs, Ulcers, Abscesses, Tumours, Boils, Sores, Eruptions, Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Gout, etc. DON'T HESITATE! But at once start a course of Clarke's Blood Mixture, and the experience of i thousands whom it ha* cured, and cared permanently, will soon be yours. The Editor of the " FAMILY DOCTOR" (London's popular Medical Weekly) writes: — " We have seen hosts of letters bear- [ ing testimony to the truly wonderfu' I cures effected by Clarke's Blood Mix- j j ture. It is the finest Blood Purifier I that Science and Medical Skill have I brought to light, and we can with the I utmost confidence recommend it to our j I subscribers and the public generally." I CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE Sold in Bottles by all CHEMISTS £ AND PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS 1 throughout the World. Sole Proprie- 1 tors. THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND I COUNTIES' DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, B England. TJKADE MARK. "BLOOD j MIXTURE."**" | OAUTTON.-Asfc for CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, and do not be persuaded to 1 take an imitation. j;i BBSBIEB_g—gflaiWi«ti3_SEaaa__^jj_Bifß_BSi!B_3!B— ____a You add considerably to the value of your tooth-cleaning by first dipping the brush into a tin of CALVERT'S Carbolic Tooth Powder. You can buy it from your local Chemist or Storekeepor. P. C. Calvert & Co., Manchester, England, aro the Makers. Manures. H Br" 1- 'H _B tPI ■ _. B ifj a (X. Jsa ' JL _&,_£ imfevP iksmf Btaaßr *w& **ap ■ : ! JAPANESE I SUPERPHOSPHATE, I "O EDUCED pRICES. I DRY AND FREE RUNNING, 38 TO 40 PER I 1 CENT. WATER SOLUBLE. I The Annual Cargo will arrive by the s.s. a *' Jura" from Japan during September. XrTHUII XT TJASELL, Contractor to all the Australian and N.Z. I Government Agricultural Departments. 1 | QUEEN-STREET, MELBOURNE. I C ' " ' ' "'■ 3 I Whiskey. ■ Jill JIEIIR 3. PURE POT STILL. liifJ!C| §flT¥ famous for 100 YEARS. || II i W Ula 1 JOHN JAMESON and SON, LIMITED. DUBLIN. ~H Distillers to H.M. the King. Y, llmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmßßmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmimm
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14142, 18 August 1909, Page 3
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