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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12518, 21 April 1909, Page 4

T AN E'S M E D O L I N E is specially prepared for the hands. Use it after washing clothes, dishes, floors, etc. It makes rough hands stit, supple and smooth. 1s everywhere. 2 Jason's — — | P Immortaly. The stbry of Jason and his quest of the Golden Flecco Is a parabio. Jason is not dead. He lives and moves in ten million reincarnations and he is known by every neme, ' from John Smith to Chrononotonthologos. He still seeks the Fioecc, golden always in his fancy, whether in fact it be ebony, ycl'.ow, or orfo of the o!iad;s o{ red. " Splendid head of hair that girl has," he says, and with that -stands confessed. Good old Jason 1 v ~ r^-Have you Epl^d;d hni.-, dear ; ilevoteo of VALAZE (In jar 34s ar.d 73 post free) ? if not, the probabilities are that Jason may despise you. Look to your tres:es. If your hair is skimpy and duSl, see to it at onco that you make it luxuriant a;id lustrous. How ? It's easy— Dr. Lyku-ki's Hair Tonic. Stimuiaies lustrous g-rowth, enorgi^cn tils .-.calp and hair follicles, prevents {n:!!aff" (bottles 3s od, post 3d). Pneumatic combs, ss each, post !rt-i. Sptcii! Herbs for washing- the Hair (packets Is, po3t frcs). Harko Wats: -. ofiiniag Pastll.'ea (b.ixei; is, po.'i Sro.-)> Of leading Cho.-r.i3ts, or by post iliroct from the Vulfizo JXa.'-'itf.'! Instilutc, j Brandon Street, Wollins:^n. ' It .you want to know' Hie way to ! succeed, wi-ile at once for JiM.e. •■. iTiiin- j stein's clituwitig new lv i.1.c1i. ; ' i;: cvi y i in the cyskii;/,'' 3d 1 y \;^si, cv in.' • • with a.uy oi~Jor. • ' ; - i Many f — I*. * • . [New, Zealand Strongly Recommend Lane's Emulsion. Lane's Emulsion id universally knoWn and used thi^tighout New Zealand. Not a city", town, or. township can be found in this .country but where this valuable ,h6aler and body-builder can :be I readily obtained. It is used by. all conditions of men, women, and' children at all tlßves of the year,, and does gos^^ whenever and. wherever used. ■•! .- '; " Stanley C. Schmidt, Marton, /had really weak lungs — his doctor .said he had consumption. His' •letter relates that ' Lane's \Emul-< sion ' gave him complete relief/ 'and- built him up to health and^ strength." ' :'\ " Nurse Maude, the Christ•churc)i lady who has probably .done more in the crusade against^' ■consumption than any other N. Z.. •lady, says ' Lane's Emulsion has been much appreciated,^, and is 'preferred by my patients'' to any 'other.'" "W. W. Gibson, Leeston, after suffering constantly from colds •for four years, was entirely cured •by Lane's Emulsion." • "W. Coleridge Hyde, chemist, Wellington, was completely cured of a long-standing cough with spitting of blood, by Lane's Emulsion." 'o •.These few instances can be" multiplied, not merely by hundreds, tut by thousands right here in New Zealand. Just remember itnat a cold is always ttie starting point of consumption, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, etc. If there is a history of weak lungs In your family, take Lane's Emulsion, and keep on taking it until you are thoroughly restored to health. Lane s Emulsion nourishes and invigorates — it enables you to resist living disease. It always succeeds where ordinary cough mixtures entirely fail. ' In" bottles, 4/6 arid 2/6 everywhere. Buy the large size. 48 The Preservation of Good Health Will be greatly assisted if Thomson and Co.'s Aerated Waters and Cordials are always ordered, to: the exclusion of all cheap and doubtful makes. ' THOMSON'S BEVERAGES Are so pure and refreshing, so satisfying, ' and so pleasing to the palate, that they not only quench tHirst and give enjoyment at the moment, but they fortify you against the effects of heat and exertion afterwards. ALWAYS ASK FOR THOMSON'S. 19 Special Gold Medals against the World. W Anyone can) buy some low-priced r?;',' [^inferior grade! tea; put it up: in a Usl : L R fancy packejlvand mark it 2/- perS?}-'; [alb. — or anviStJTer price.- ; hag ' MOj[E & Co.'s I j Is pure Ceylorrand pure blended ij tea, and you have a guarantee M of its Purity, Quality and Value, m ? It has stood the test for THIRTY | YEARS, from 1879 to 1909. •■ . i [11 1/4. 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 21; 2/2 tWib. ill