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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14595, 6 August 1909, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. for that Cough Tonking's Linaacd Emulsion is really a quick cold and cough euro. A teaspoonful, taken with or without a little water, will bo found to afford almost installtaneous relief. What is also of considerable importance is tho fact that "Tonking's" does not merely stop a cough by drugging it into silonco, but actually CUICB by rapidly inducing the inflammation and irritation in the lining membrane of tho throat and lungs. This is a month when colds are easily taken off ing to the extremes in temperature- and sudden chances, and it is, therefore, a month when Tonking's Unseed Emulsion should ho kept handy and ready for tho first cold symptom when it comes along. "Tonking's" will drive a cold completely out of tho system inside of twenty-four hours—often sooner than that if taken at the first indication. Even deep-seated, and old chronic coughs are boou dispelled by the aid ol this fino t old English remedy. Sold everywhere in three sizes, la 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d a bottle. g SPgliMiEiiK suggests the uss of LINOARNISH. It will mako your homo spick and span from top to bottom! One coat will mako old linoleums look like- new, presirvo the pattern, and last for months. No trouble to apply. Applied to legs of chairs and tnbles, if will give them a beautiful chine and hida the scratches. Use- it aleo for bookcases, bookshelves, music cabinets, picture frames, etc. ' It will • mako a splendid job of them. , A successful pprinnr-cloaiiing and LSISiiIfSI ©o Ha-nd in EisHi ABOONtoBAKEgS" neeasE process FOR BREAD-MAKING. The Government Analyst says: " Norton's Dorase if* a mixture suitable for supplying tho yussat used in baking, with the nourishtnai , !i that is not contained in ordinary flour. Bread or other food made with the addition of Dorase, should, be perfect, as tho steady and rapid fermentation produced by the yeast nourished by iteraso prevents the growth of Sftcalti sad Fungii ■ which produce the sonr, bitter, badly-ilavoiued, and heavy bread. B»raso is at lonst twice as eifc,ctivo and goes twice as far as other similar saSetaoces analysed:" For full particalaisa,pply to IT.NORTON & CO. LYTTELTQN, N.Z. Itismoreeffettivetobreatliein a remedy, to cure diseaseof '(lie j breathing organs, than to take \ the remedy into the stomaclu \ Established 1C73. j Whooping Gciigii, Croup, 11 Asthma, Coughs, Bronchitis, \\ Colds, Diphtheria, Catarrh, ; CRESOLENEisasurcrcmedyfor I Croup arid Whooping Cough, ; Thousands of mothers have tcili- ■ ficd to this. If you safferfrom Asthma, ? or a severe Cough and it is impossible & to sleep, one nijlit's use ol Cresolene } will prove iis value, Try il. You 1' limply light the little lamp which vapor- i lies the Creiolene while you sleep, \ Vapo-Cresolene is a standard remedy, j used for 30 years, i Solrf Say Chemists. ; Descriptive booklet supplied by N.Z. Drug' Co., Ltd., Dnnedin The VAPO-CRESOLEIVE Qo., j Kew York Cicy, U.S.A. I "VERY STRIKING!" | j A Range that will eook for ten persons at a I cost for fuel ot about 3/- a week. A Kaiiye that is j convenient, clean, and satisfactory In use. A j Hp.tijjo the ovens 0! irhicli arc famous for their spleniild cooklntr rcgdlarity. A liamro that ro- [ quiics no brick-work lettinjr. Sueli Is j Shacklock's"6RlON. , l j " A very slrlkiiiß class," as tho late Sir James > Rector said of tlieni. I j Ask your Ironmonger to show you a SHACKLOCK'B "ORION." j Catalosucs free. [ H. E. SHACKLOCK (LTD.), . j Uuncdin and Auckland. j iiiiiiSio I jfiWit, Asthma. Broa:'niiis anilS«jczns .; jj tunj troubles ijulckly curcl bvifir~S 1 " 4- -'■ k 3ft O/nUCluiaislsMdStora. fit: • Sole AfeilK for New Z;j!uid, *&-? •—W siwiiusu Si Co.. Ltd., fi—r r ADIES' PAGE . (by Euiiuelinej"ln' _ the Li Otago Witness comprises:—Answers to •Torrespondouts, Table Tali, a Weekly Article m a Subjsct of Interest to Women, Ladies' Gossip, Fashion Gossip, Country Kntertsthv wiy, otliM Weekly, ia tta Oontjojei^