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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11841, 3 May 1909, Page 3

JLX-LJ'J JL \S DANDRUFF. IF allowed to collect, -will unquestionably ruin the Hair, and if accompanied with dry and harsh hair, is the first and surest sign of coining baldness. After a few applications of WIOLETTA HAIR FOOD AND TOXIC the scalp will be thoroughly cleansed from Dandruff. To men vrho are going bald (if the roots are still alive) WIOLETTA must produce H.iir; it feeds the tiny hsiii bulbs and kills the disease. Baldness i> a disease. As a simple dressing for the Hair WIOLETTA is unsurpassed. Sold m large Bottles at 3s 6d (postagf 6d extra). All Chemists, Stores and Hairdressers MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., v Wholesale Agents. c Kissing — tensing — , Lovers twain. Coughing — sneezing — Cold again ! Lovers quarrel, All too sure. t What's the moral? Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Money m London keeps exceptionally cheap, and short loans are now quoted at 17s 6d per cent, per annum, three months being discounted at one and a quarter. Why npt use Chamberlain's Pain Balm " when you have rheumatism ? We fee: sure that the result will be prompt anc satisfactory. One application relieve.' tho pain, and many have been permanently cured by its use. Pain Balm is a liniment, and is applied externally to the affected parts. For sale by E. D» Smith, chemist. Mr James Stirton (according to the Bulier Miner) claims to have discovered the secret of Maskelyne and Devant's world-famous illusion, entitled "Will, the Witch and the Watchman," ■which claim, if proven, entities' Mr tStirton to a reward tx £600 offered by the company. Mr Stirton has given private performances, to the complete satisfaction of those present. A syndicate has bteen formed for the purpose of exploiting the discovery. LEO'NOATHA, VIC. Mr "R. Spargo, c/o H. Wrightman, P.O. Leongatha, Vie, writes: "il" repaid Dr Sheldon's New Discovery as a Cough Cure to be a remedy that one should not -be ..-•without..' A friend of mine^ouit back, not very long ago, was bad -with a cold that he could not #ot rid of, and when I told him to try Dr Sheldon's New Discovery' for coughs and colds, he laughed at the idea,, saying: 'You- don't catch me using any of those patent -medicines. I don't believe m them/- But after a bit of persuasion he did try Dt Sheldon's New Discovery. In a few days, he was well again, and is very grateful to iti" Obtainable everywhere.

LANE 'S M ED O L I N E Is specially prepared for the hands. v' Use it after washing clothes, dishes, floors, etc lt makes rough hands soft, supple and smooth. 1/- everywhere. 2.

For Flavour and Strength j Use I Amber Tips Tea. J INFINITE CARE and expert tea' blending has pro- I Idtfced Amber Tips, a tea that cannot be excelled 1 either for quality, flavour or strength. 1 It is most economical— you can make more cups 1 of delicious refreshing tea from a pound df Amber | Tips than from any pther brand at the same price. *• I The package, too, is unique. First, the tea is I wrapped m parchment. In turn, this is enclosed m I cardboard, round which tinfoil is placed, while the whole | is encased m an outer covering of grease-proof paper. Thus you have an air-tight and damp-proof carton, which keeps the exceptional strength and flavour of Amber Tips from deterioration. Ask your grocer to get Amber Tips Tca — it is sold m three grades, 1/8, 1/10 and 2/-. I

THE REASON WHY van is the-Standard Cocoa of the World is that it combines Flavour, Quality and Economy as they are not combined m \ any other Cocoa. ■■ v BEST & GOES FARTHEST.

Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. E^^/TV",Thote who hare taken thii medicine are amaaed at itt iplendid healing power. Suffereri from Bronchitit, Cough, Croup, Aithma, Difficulty VOUfi^JlS OU %mJ\JL •f Breathing, Hoanenest, Pain or Sorenett m the Chert, experience delightful and rapid relief; and to thote who are tubject to Coldt on the ■ - ' . ___ _ _ Chett it it inTaluable, at it effectt a complete cure. It it moet comforting m allaying Irritation m the Throat aadXgfcnng Strength to^ tht Veioe, and it neither allow, a. Cough nor ; Aithma to become atomic, nor Coemption to d<»alop. Omtumption it not known where *Cought*' hart, ea their firtt apptaraaoe, been properly treated with thii mediciaa. No houat thould be without it, at, taken at tht beginning, a dote or two it generally tuflfcaeat, and a oompltte cnirt it certain, imafl Waa, Ml U»r«% •/•• ©hemlato, MeJielne Vender*, or tha Proprietor, w, % NIaMU, Ohtmlti woolen* Vlatorl* Forward* fry p*9% to any addroaa, when not obtainable loeaiiy.