Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16665, 9 October 1917, Page 3

; values. . I " A DIFFERENT CHILD. after LARGE STOMACH worm WAS EXPELLED BY ONE DOSE OF COMSTOCS'S " DEAD SHOT WORM PELLETS. ! «My little boy, aged two years suf- ' fprpd from worms for some months, •' writes Mr F. W. Lloyd, 21, Clark Street, , East Brunswick, Vic We have given . him different kinds of worm powders and » tablets but without any results. Seeing > our advertisement we thought we would , &L them a trial, and the result was won--1 Herful; after the first dose to child 1 Massed a worm nine inches long, and as 1 fcick as a penholder. You may use this !a. you think best. I hare preserved, the • i worms to show any person what your ! tablets have done." « v • i Comstock's ■" Dead Shot", Worm. Pellets, •'are a purely vegetable prepara- ' ; ton for the eradication =cfv worms in chil- • I dren and adults. For sale by all chemists 1 and storekeepers,' price'-3s• 6d' per - packet, • '• or will be sent post paid at the same price ? by tie W. H. Coinstock Co. t Ltd., FftrisH ' i gkeotj Wellington, ;' ,- f . . ; .. L - • • ; , , .-m , , ;,i . v. t'Nf . . - 1 ■"