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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13169, 27 July 1911, Page 4

For Children's Hacking Cough at j uight, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Ts 6d, 2g 6fl. i\\x iy imitations, Kut'.iinjj Equal to M:i;4 fs Linssad Emulsion Fur quickly curin«- Coughs, Colds, ::nd a/i Chest Complaints of young nncl old. A lady writes from Anatimo P. 0., Nelson: "1 -always, use. .Tonkinjv's [.disced Kinulsion,1-.and i ii.ink it is an inv;ilu;il.!c remedy." Si> will you if you try it. Fro:n all C'.:"mi£{3 & Storekeepers. 1/8, 2/6, 4/6 bottle. H LANE'S EMULSION c IT IS ONLY A COMMON STEP From a Cold to Consumption. IT IS ONLY A STEP From a Cold to Health, Strength, Vigour. THAT BETTER STEP— THE STEP TO HEALTHIS A BOTTLE OR TWO $ LANE'S '.|| Che*ii#s ?*|l it. 216 and 4/C

Mimamvevtaeiuiiiniiiimttmnnnvotcsamin^ j "DOG'S HEAD" j ! BASS J | POPULARITYg. \ ■ _ a... iThe delicate "nutty" 1 flavour of the \ a "■'".-■"' 'Dog's Head* Bass !'v& the result not only of scientific brewing but also of ■ painstaking j bottling i ! Of course only the best , '•-,' B materials are used to \ make this famous ale, | 8 but without the "Read R Brothers, Limited" S methods of bottling, it would not enjoy the i ; reputation it does. This method includes I storage of butts in dry, 3 airy, well ventilated and | clean cellars where it a ripens under the most a favorable conditions, | Bottling in ifs prime § insures its refreshing 3 pungency and preserves * | its nourishing1 food | qualities which are 5 unequalled. s Therefore, when Order- § g ing beer of your dealer, H I ask for "DOG'S HEAD" \ i BASS, and see that the \ : \ "DOG'S HEAD"LabeI 1 ■ |j is on every bott)3> ' | J k r:. ■ 1 B SOLO EVERVW.NER3. | %tiiK=3«<c»raxsssiicnin niiKrcssGNKmna vtw