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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 44, 27 June 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. ((W^J^^'rase,! V*’'? 25 v.n'/t EZE m os 2S OB B 05 H OS ss a E 5 OS S 3 o? Bi □E E as EJ 02 ES C2 Q CS 0 is better than any other remedy to restore Heallh and Strang!;!!. It actually contains from one-third to one-half more Cod Liver Oil than any other Emulsion on the market. The Oil is combined with Beechwood Creasote, Hypophosphiti s of Lime and Soda and fresh Eggs.. Lane’s Emulsion contains all the medicinal elements of these constituents, without any disagreeable properties. It is not a secret formula, and while having remarkably soothing, healing, strengthening and flesh creative properties, it is, at the same time, deliciously palatable. This splendid Emulsion tones up the system, strengthens every organ, nerve, muscle and fibre of the whole body, and thus overcomes sickness and weakness by 'thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease. Thus you will understand why Lane’s Emulsion is better than any other remedy for Coughe, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat, Lung and Wasting Diseases. Test its nr.rits to-day by getting a bottle. Ar-k for ar.d insist upon getting the genuine LANE’S EMULSION. Sold in two sizes at 2/6.and 4/6 per battle by all chemists and storekeepers. * Prepared only by E. C. LANE, Chemist, Oamaru. N-Z. IX

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CUT THIS OUT. A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE » \_ sm kI, fey a QUALIFIED CHEMIST.' , ' *" i * . This recipe makes a-pint of bcttepC-ou;;h Syrup than can be bought ready prepared.; no belter remedy can obtained for general family-purposes, and the fact that it makes a pint at a tolaf cost of 1/6. instead of is making it wonderfully .popular. Get one bottle of Mean’s Essence from your chemist of grocer, and mix it with sugar, treacle, and water, as per the simple directions on Mean’s Essence label. The mixture you thus prepare in your own home saves quite a lot of money, and takes hold of a cough in a way that business from the first dose. It is a splendid remedy for sere throats, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, asthma, and the usual throat and lung troubles. It docs not contain any poison. Give a few drops to a child or a spoonful to an adult, it has also a good tonic effect, helps the appetite, and is very slightly laxative, 100, which is helpful. Mean’s Essence is now sold by most chemists and grocers. If yours doe™ not yet stock it, he can easily obtain from his wholesaler for you, of post free direct on receipt of price— ls. 6d. —from Mean, Chemist, Wanganui. But wherever vou buy be sure you gel Mean s r ~

C ***« TOTHOS / Bonnington the Nowadays everybody knows symptoms of Influenza byexperience. Yet a little care at the outset prevent the serious complications that so often occur. Bonnington’s Irish Moss, rest and warmth will restore health in a few days. But go to bed at once—a day or so at the start will pre-. vent a week or a fortnight away from work. Bennington's Irish Moss is the I stands d remedy—tested for half a ccn tury, there’s nothing to equal it. Mrs. E. Woodhouee, of Nnrlhco'e. writ«»: “I have tiled a Lottie ot Idonnlnston s Irish Moss and found il very K’o l I had a sudden . tlack ot ln l !i:enza_ and [ il saved nte fiom b severe illness." I Refuse an imitation or substitute which gives the dealer a loirtg*-r rofit. Insist on gelling lonniuMoi’ s, 30 /*>■ '' p/nmmirTOt E : ,| it ;-ai r tv 'i Vi ft « y-i fc d U (.] ts W ff'yd V i. vil u,i 1/ li Jii ii. caJii a m. via