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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 84, 2 November 1918, Page 3

1' NF^^v : . HEADACHES, LANGUOR, .; '' y" '' C CoksTIPATIQH, ' ' .. \- Biliousness is due to a disordered condition of the liver. But 'A&j&^os*<§S. when itiis'orgAri^flilfils its functions properly you no longer o<iss%i>% : ?m r from BJliousuess, headaches, or constipation, as the . «s&£■' §| impurities in the blood are eliminated natur- c^^^Cf&Stally. . M6(her Seigel's TAKE ■- Sy«'P is admitted by W§& X thousands to be the best stomach and liver in- \a\_l. " / vagorator. Its action on the minute "cells of which the liver \ yX\v4 | is soon restores that organ to healthy activity and J 1 k A\ so puts an end to the trouble. Put it to the test to-day. MOTHER ft V§aM The 2/9 size contains 3 timet as i Owing to the conditions brought about by the war, all British cocoa manufacturers are prohibited from ,export'n~g their goods. ■'■: i CadburyV Bournville Cocoa is wanted for the people at Home and for the rue© at the Front. Meanwhile, foreign brands can be imported into N.Z. and the Britisher is handicapped. The boys are making their sacrifices and we at home must make ours. After the war, Bournville Cocoa will be to the front again. ■> .m\ )

Good for epery member ef the household Mother cannot girts her folks ing than foods made from the ™ bat. Bni, sb« shonldspe to it that only AS the best and pure&t 6'ats treated by the fts most modenvprocesses enter her hprne.. f JBg The.Thistipßrand is an absolute huiv- ci antee of ipTirit)Vjquatit'y :in*l T -\yd<ie.• Is fe; : - it.oatmeal f—there's no brand to equal ,I<l Mlvl Mddo froßi just'thfr'fluest. choicest oiiti from the, Goro district. i(. And averv'bag *i< guaranteed—you'll ' find it bears the &JBOO guarantee that.. the contents lire mitde from theehaic,-, M 'est fineM 'da'tff-wfth *io admiitfnr'e'or «B' anyiikirid. -,'. , .■ ; : J UerThistle Oatmeal, the high-st stand- fra ardofpuritv and'quality. Every bng S 3 contains the Thutle Free Gift Scheme >«g Coupon*. 21 T 1 t wmm '■.-./ & 5s fs^ ■sm& rattan'' SOLDIER FRIEND ''SOfMl'^^-::;.' 'am-iXUfd-jbd-- . & SORE FEET. STRATFORD ACCLIMATI&ATIOti SOCIETY. .FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER .1, wis TO?'-APRIL 30, #0;"... whole season,' available over ,al] Dqid tnion.. 20s;. women and boys under 16 years 'of age), 5.81' Bay licenses available for Stratford District only) ,2s 6(1; halfseason licenses from Dec-ember 20, imS available fo'r Stratford District only), 12s 6d: -Licenses may be obtained from the secretary. • : . •TRIED AND API'ROVED:' 7 '.;. ' Mr A. De Bavay, the emfneiil an, i llytu-al chemist of Melbuurniv'"teirjinod at the Supreme. Co<>it of that Sander's Eucalypti Extract •* oin- j pares with* other eiuialyptus jya.tfjys.te , *s well-refined ;• mid' matured .bra-ndy compares ..with,' raw spirit. H„ 'VUtteU : that Sander's Extract contains antiseptic and .healing ingredients which are not contained in other eucalyptus preparations, and this is why *.Suo-5 dor s Extract' has such superior and unique curative powers. It prevents mobwgitis, typhoid, diphtheria/' th.roat i trouble, etc, .Colds bronchitislung disease, rheumatism, neur.-.leiia, k jdfl ey and bladder trembles aro.,b*n-. med by it. Indigestion and djra.rioea are enrrf*. hhcl the- distressing wind 13 expelled. Inhaled, applied. 1 " loca,!y taften on sugar or in water ! internaUy _^Jaa.der' s . Extract asserts itp pa nan vo 'virtues, If you insist on the (Jenuinto Sander Extract vou" will haw the tried :.nd ."pproved "article, fwiuch benefrta a'ntf does not BArm the inenejß no expertuientinjz with Sap d«r'.». Evtrar*. j&ELF Filler Fountain Bens make W. a nice oresent reliable makes <U ,g.uarateed, 10s 6d to 21s --PifAßteg e, james,