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“FORCE." Ajk your Grocer FORCE Is the whole of the Wht»at, combined with Barley Ualfc. The Fcod that is ready to serve, REQUIRES KO COOKING. The Natural Food for creating power, repairing .. waste, maintain in g energy, " Force ’* is food foe tired nerves, overworked brains, flabby muscles, weak digestions, "FORCE ” Builds up brain and muscle. Do not cook ‘FORCE/’ Just add hot milk and sugar, and you will oojoy a most delicious breakfast. Easily digested. FORCE FOB breakfast. t:V : E/'.W s /"-i-; FORCE, ” The Food that Ready Wheat-Milt Cereal READY TO SERVE. Mai ‘..tear Complexions -Steady Nerves-Strong Arms—Ask the Grocer REQUIRES NO COOKING. Sold by Grocers Everywhere. ’FORCE” fob dessert. Take tw b tablespooufuls of "FORCE”,- place in dessert dish. Then place half a paacb on the “FORCE,’ Pour a little of the cyruo from the peach on the “FORCE.’’ Pour over the whole Whipped or Devonshire Cream. Sprinkle a little sugar, and you will please the fastidious guest. TRY IT. Any fruit used in I hn same way will please you,'
TIME when this shoe could have been mended. There was ati me when the 150 victims of Pneumonia, the 40 of Bronchitis, and the 60 of Pleurisy, who died in New Zealand during the past year, might have been saved had they taken SYKES CURA COUGH when they first caught that little cold. Don’t delay until you are in thd condition cf tho old shoe. Don't let your cold go on until it gets past the curing stage. Stop it at once, and avoid the chances of having the Grip, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, etc. All these troubles are the results of letting a cold have its run. You cannot afford to trifle with a cold. SYKES’ CURA GOUGH : WILD CURE YOU. It is the Best Remedy ever advertised to cure a Cold, It gives immediate relief when other remedies fall. Sold throughout New Zealand by Chemists and Storekeepers. Price, 13 6d &nd 2s 6<L
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5008, 4 July 1903, Page 2
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394Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5008, 4 July 1903, Page 2
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