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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13351, 8 April 1914, Page 9

' auael Aecs-pteti aa . th«B«at. 1 The chosem ones of all by the girl • who is mn expert judge of the most ' . delicious sweets, are ' Aulsebrook's Rosa Boacea •f Chocolates— the only boxed Chocolates with soft, fluffy, creamy centres — , coveted thick aud rich and deep with luscious chocolate. Sometimes she chooses Aulselsrook's «£bocolate VauieHaa because of the mild, delicate tang these chocolates give, and other. times, Milk Chocolate Varieties. Again she wants Aulsebrook's Cbecolat* Chips or Figs or Dates. , because of the centres-^all coated, with, rich, thick chocolate, deli-,\ ciohsly flavoured. ' r ■'"» '"" £ '] hat's Liver ! ; Liyei: ! fjfaW ifcX a *?d " simply.p-t^yom- whole • Ital'VatV *y*lem "out cf kcv." . Take effective corrective, and an *^J_2«3bs_Ji aid to digestion.. It cures _S___ tkkhudadie, and biliou«e»» ' ■*■{_■__ tod punfife and coolt the blood. |5 ______ Atparkling fizzing bUm(ul be- J7I& _____Lf fore breakfaif— ihat't all. ferwi H___T Get it to-day— l/ 6 for big V 888 -«_H| The Remedy of .Proved Efficacy for Coughs,' Col di, Asthima, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Wasting Disease pnd General Wcakuccs It promptly relieves, and at once b-^ins the important work of slrvnglhening l!i-s Lngs, nerves, digeslion and the who -c boJily system. It* effects arc always m the direction ol butcr health. - Lane's Emulsion is positively free of harmful drugs, being composed of the very pure I refined Norwegian Qod Liycr Oil, one oi the best remedies for wastid and weakened conditions; Beechwood Cteasote. whkK is particularly antagonistic to germ life — its soothing, balsamic properties are of R*"*at valu-Mn I rig and throat complications : Hyphophosphiles of Lime and Soda for the bones, muscles, nerves and brain, and fresh eggs for thp perfect eraulofication of the other constituents, at well as for their recognised food value "ft It** has soothing, healing, strengthening and flesh-creative properties m tlie highest degree ; is pleasing to the. palate; and overcomes disease and weakness by removing the cause of the trouble. „ Further . 'information', concerning Lane's Emulsion is to be found on the. circular accompanying each bottle. It contains a mine of valuable information and advice to sufferers, and includes a targe number of testimonials from trustworthy people of a!I ages and occupations. Visit the nearest chemist or store to-day, nnd get a bottle of Lane's Emulsion. There are two si?^, 3/6 and 4/6. The large size contains m.os? than,t\vo of the sm ill bottles. Be partjcularly insistent, and get only LANE'S Emulsion. . ; Sol« Manufacturer: • ■ ■ E, G.» LANE, Chenit, Oamaru, N.Z. 4 "It's F^ihtttttis It's G> : 6;d,'V

' HOUSfiHO_D ECONOMY. COOD COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE. By a Qualified Chemist. A splendid medioine that is good for toughß, influenza, colds, and sore throats can now be made quite easily at home. There is.no boiling,,or bother, or fuss of any kind. Get one bottle of Heart's Essence from your chemist and mix with sugar, treacle and water, as per simple directions.,* These will give you a pint, or about eight eighteeupenny bottles pf warming, soothing, stimulating, curing cough and cold medicine. It takes hold of a cough br cPld, comforts sore throats, removes phlegm, and reduces feverishness m a way that means business from thp first dose. .-..- f ...' You can feel this mixture do . you good all the way down. For influenza, asthma croup, whpoping and other coughs, it proves a bopn wherever used. It has a good tonic effect; helps the apSetifce ; and is very slightly laxative, taking this mixture at home brings , the cost of an eighteenperiny bottle down to less than fourpence. Hean's Essence 1 is sold by most qhemists and stores, or post -free -~4irect on receipt of price, 2/-, from-'GI^'W. Hean, Chemist, , Wangapui. -Wher^yer ,you buy be sure, you- get Hean's Essence, as no other will do. ; , 21

Gsnial "Dick" Stewart. write* from i'^Mtchuroh^VPuring the ,#ur" "season ai WeUington I cpn^tsd % "very bySL,- throat, and (was, advised try . M, Flnenzol.V To imyv great Ysurf^ise. "after but twice gargling (as per direc--14 tions) I was absolutely cured. Hating •"had this experience, I menticjped it to "Miss Susie Vaughan, who had been suf"ferinti! frpm an attapk of Brpuqhitis. •' Here again the result was remarkable, "for on speaking tQ,Miss,Vaughap a little M l»tWr; she asflured.Jtp^ thj|t th© ©ffoet "of 'j^luenior hftd been truly wonder"ful, and she was quite herself again. "I feell sure that 'Fluenzor w|U, m a snort, time, be k|rfowu,as one of " the ajreatest remedies ', for, throat :com-* "plaints." . If you are iti doubt as to the efficacy of "Fluenzpl," just try it, and you will , then wialisei-,tJ3at wa garble, "FlueMol" h truly "out on its own")

If A MTIOBPTOL.— -A heabng, soothing, C_kj cooling Application for all Wounds. There is no Ointmept so efgoacious and affords such n^idist S^AnticeptoL"