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Otago Witness, Issue 3595, 6 February 1923, Page 53

II Wi Home - made Fruit Jellies. Nothing could be nicer than natural fruit jellies made with cornflour and the juice of fresh fruits. They are easy to make and are more wholesome than prepared jellies for they retain the pleasant flavour and good qualities of the fruit and the nourishing value of Broun a Poison’s Corn Flour FREE OFFER.—Send postcard for the useful "Broufn 8c Poison *’ recipe book, gratis and post free, from J. B. Gilfdlan & Co. P. O. Box 948, Auckland, I l

JPo a/dcr The purest, quickest remedy for Catarrh, Ordinary Colds,' and Asthmatic Troubles. Standard remedy for over SO years Sold in tins by all Chemists and Stores v throughout Australasia >

F £k Steedmans soothing Relieve FEVERISH JIEAIP. Proven t F!TS,CONy V EStON S % «tc. hutrv* »Ultlw state_6(lth*con»tlUtlon in CHILDREN. —* n<Mt Aura the EC in •TEEDMAN. m Thu* powders contain NO POISON lEE SOLD BY Ksniptlwras, Prosssr ft Ob

MAWAII The year'round playground Land of Lunar Rainbows Rare colours and climate, is an ideal vacation resort the year ’round. Swim and surf, play tennis and all other outdoor games day. Good Hotels of all classes. Ask nearest travel, tourist or steamship agency; or write for Dew illustrated booklet, to DEPARTMENT F, HAWAII TOURIST BUREAU, Box 241 G.P.0., Sydney, or Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A.

A Few Words about 'PainkUta A prominent Montreal Priest, tfae Rev. James A. Dixon, writes:—“Permit 'me to send you a few lines to strongly recommend Perky Davis’ Painkiller. I have used it with satisfaction for thirtyfive years. It is a preparation which deserves full public confidence. * Painkiller for Sora Throat Coughs Chills Cramps, ate. There is only oae Painkiller, Perry Davis’,