Page 5 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144430, 18 July 1914, Page 5

EMULSION You should nol lake chances if you have a cough or a cold. Neglected* these oltca cause Bronchitis, Asthma, or Consumption. Lane’s Emulsion is a never failing remedy for all throat and lung troubles. It combine# the health-giving, flesh-forming and strengthen* ing properties of the purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Beechwood Creasote,' Hypho-. phosphites of Lime and Soda and Fresh Eggs. It is prepared by a graduate chemist, recommended by the medical profession and ■praised anj endorsed by thousands every.J where. ; Lane’s Emulsion is nol disagreeable to the taste, and children have not to be persuaded into taking it. Ask your chemist or storekeepers send-you a bottle of Lane’s Emulsion. There are two sizes at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The large size contains more than two of the small bottles. Refuse all substitutes. Manufactured by: E. G. LANE. Chemist, Oamaru. N.Z, - _ 4 “It’s Fa m o U-S Because I t*s Goo d.” 1 111

Mu. A. P. Seymour (formerly Superintendent of the Province of Marlborough and afterwards Chairman of Committee In the House of Itoprosczitatives) is very enthusiastic in his praise of Plueuzol, and he has induced many of his influential friends to try it. In a recent letter reporting further cures, Mr. Seymour mates: —“lt is not too “ much to say that Pluenzol (undiluted) “is the finest remedy for all feverish “and sore throat affections. People I “ have , cured say they will, in future, “ never be without it iu the house. Singers of world repute and practically all theatrical and operatic, stars visiting N.Z. are equally appreciative and now use undiluted llusnzol as a sarnie. m