Page 16 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18520, 3 October 1923, Page 16

(J© A Regular Treat ■ \ ': J Blancmange is ever popular, 1 I■; and voted a regular .' treat-?- 1":. ' }'■ I especially xby the children. I ; i Brown & Poison's I / Corn Flour I .';',;'' I ; .'•; ■ JKJjKc5&i >'makes. - the i finest 3 ;■■ ■'■. :• I P"iiiir*tfPn ' blancmange -—deli- I ;,■'. •■, "fcjgSSSSjfc' ciou«, . .. -. nourishing ,|... '•''''■'■jl^S^SKf'-» *?) am economical. : ; I ■'.•'■' Spring Cleaning J J. For Spring-cleaning, 'bontevtru find f. ! Borax Washing Powder | | Bom Washing Powder | rt Invaluable in many respect*. . -,3 J They find it especially the safest and 9. 5 Easiest cleanser ; for - fine, linens, lace 8 f, curtains, blankets, and hangings. , '•;'.*. 5 The use of the : scrubbing board la an- ; 3.. rt necessary with I.X.L. - *' S I ONLY 2d. A PACKET 5 . ' Ask your Grocer, 3 5 . Setter than. Soap ? 5, Bnftui®mx& - and as aHXsi\ . ' Jsr laxative jj&^lkk The First and Original \-.. 1 Cold and Grip Tablet :" The box bears this signature : * " '.. iib ''~ iim ,*?—* **T" '■'.'' ';■ , "i'' .'■ ■- - '/"'■■•- .>?/'■' ■ ' r '" ■ M If you are troubled with Itching, | Ij Blind, Bleeding or Protruding ii Piles, go to any Chemist, ask I for a box of PAZO OINTMENT, H try a few applications and you M will then understand .why it is J said that PAZO OINTMENT is En ? a remedy of unusual merit. ;If ;'.; .§1 you happen to know a friend ; ; - m who is troubled with ( Piles, 'n •'■'" B please mention this remedy, iv*, ' How to clear all Uric Acid, Kidney and Liver Poisons out of the ;''';'"' '. ; ■'' ' '/ :-'"' -'-'••"'■■'.''■'■ '■'■■■■ ■ '■:'.'■ ' '.'/■fi-?' '■■'■ 0.i0w,. system. M^M Medical decide saltrated water I is the quickest remedy for organic disorders causing > rheumatism, , stomach trouble, etc. ;.-, " ■.--.' i ■ ; -.'.-.';-K '. ■,'/•'-. ...' ■ ■.-' ■''■'', : '■'•■ .'■-•>*' ■. r ..< :•■'•■ By Alice Landloa (Qualified Nurse). Clogged; ; sluggish',; and. congested; liver, kidneys, or , intestines, ) with .'the • attendant . rheumatism, ■* languor, biliousness, defective vision,: catarrh,' indigestion, and impure bloody should -never be . neglecte'd.■■■_•■■ They mean •; constipation. " the beginning :of all '" *j£®&& , <: gerous.toxins are straight into. 1 -the '■: sufferers seldom ■• even suspect the < cause of ft H JKaTl<) ; " their '."'-* ' troubles. Powerful mixtoBS* • tures and drugs m • » -_•!—. *f' ~w« like calomel Tvpjcoij ■■**"* ( mercur y) m „ S2rf. Jfo '«lr <** irritate the liver ™ hurt, ■-•'-■/r^^.•■;■.. to convulsive action, but do not stop adherence to walls of the intestines, nor cleanse and strengthen the delicate network of secretory ducts and absorbent glands.* -For this i latter purpose doctors agree thore'is; no solvent, cleansing and blood-purifying aeent bettor ■' than, the deposits of certain natural medicinal waters. These deposits are obtainable at slight cost from any chemist as: refined Alkia Saltrates. Take before breakfast a level tesySpoonful of. this pleasant-tasting compound a half tumbler of water., and ' notice how all symptoms . of rheumatic or other body, poisons vanish within two or three" days, .and you begin to enjoy life as Nature intended. Mental effort and. concentration become easy again, hard work a measure, .and any , pain or- constant tired .feeling will disappear. Even gall-stones or other painful concretions of sharp uric acid crystals and impure mineral .salts may. thus be dissolved. : Avoid all' strong cathartic pills, patent medicines, lowering salts, drugs, or highly-alcoholic stimu-lants,'-eat moderately,,: and drink occasionally a little saltrated. water—Nature's own blood-- clarifior, uric acid solvent' and i eaminant of all impurities—then you need: never fear a recurrence.AL, ",-'.• ":■"'':■■* •■•'J l j'V" j^aPHB-.■ yS ■ Sauce is j■■ -< ' J matured in - ! L 1 vats °* n * ! •\ -1. ]S glish Oak." | ; ( HOLBROOI© ! ; .i. Sauce . J \"'-'-ll: :^£'%.'''': ■■■•.' \v-, -■ ' : .;': : '.?...'■';.':.'•