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Otago Witness, Issue 3397, 23 April 1919, Page 22

\-%2 HIP®! - «> yi m Influenza is a germ disease, spread byhuman contact, chiefly through coughing, sneezing and spitting. Keep up your strength with good food and open air exercise. Keep your bowels regular with Chamberlain's Tablets. Above all keep free from colds by taking an occasional dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It loosens the phlegm makes breathing easier—stops coughing and sneezing—clears away the mucus, the breeding place for germs. ePM}»»E«3ii mam^m

Baby knows the difference. He knows what makes him feel good, happy, and contented. You know that he thrives upon tfifs easily assimilated, nourishing food, therefore insist on always having Horlick's Malted Milk for him. Write for sample, sending 2d. In l stamps to HUTCHINSON & Co.. Ltd.. I 26, Jamieson Street. Sydney, fJ.S.W. '- '. No Shortage. Ample Supplies. afi mm Mustard—the word is "" synonymous with Colman's —see then that you get the British mustard of supreme quality

Tea Lovers r/rnrrr^ Few discoveries, says Dr Woods Hutchinson, have added more to the comfort and happiness of life than Tea—good Tea. A £l*Sj(~&* B17&L-D0& BUTTONS Instant 4 No Sewing. N J Buttons lor Si Jllor a Shilliug, post Iree anywli Suit Trousers and all otber Gar press point through c No needle or cotton back and Iront. Will do for a collar stud. Positively Unbreab fcblc. A CHALLENGE: We will ; ' fake this Rultou off without tcenc am^jjwiiij-n; OLD ROI¥SAN SOLDER Solders without heat; mends iron, copper, brass,{ iclware,,, cltina, glass and earthenware; cs in roofs, tanks, gas and water pipe*! lis cracks in wood or any : 'roof, Water-Proof, Acid-Proof .1 ] .The only Solder in the world that .S"'<-1"= »« -* I Wet Surface. Easily applied. Hardet ' Tubes Six Pence and One Shilling, post fre« any-j •J where. .Obtainable only from ( The UNION MANUFACTURING! & AfIENCY CO. f , _ 299 Elizabeth'Street, Melbourne*. I THE GRASP=IT SCREW-DRIVE JJust what everybody wants. Holds the S* The nominations for four seats on the Oamaru Harbour Board for the borough closed yesterday. The only candidates nominated were the four sitting' members— Messrs John Marshall Brown, Edward Lane, Charles Jeremiah Marshall, and Robert Milligan?