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Otago Witness, Issue 3994, 30 September 1930, Page 61

The CHILDREN S Laxative When a laxative has to be administered to a child the greatest care should be exercised. Delicate constitutions find their surest safeguard in DINNEFORD’S FLUID MAGNESIA i No other laxative is so suitable for ladies, children and infants Prevents the food of infants from turning sour during digestion. Solid Magnesia should never be given to children or taken by adults, as it is liable to form hard insoluble lumps. There is no such risk with Dinneford’s, which doctors have recommended for over 100 years. FOR FULL INSTRUCTIONS READ PAMPHLET ENCLOSED WITH EACH BOTTLE. KVOYD IMITATIONS Look for the name “DINNEFORD’S” on every bottle and label. Manufactured, in England for the past ioo years.

EVERYONE PRESERVING EGGS. The days of messy liquid egg preserving are gone forever. Nearly all housewives insist on Ovoline, the original clean paste. Ovoline is just rubbed on to tha eggs, and then they are stowed away for Christmas or winter use. Insist on the original Ovoline, and refuse substitutes. Ovoline has 25 years’ success. A Is 6d jar does 360 eggs. All stores.-— Advt.