brooKa ChoccUter “ Would You Like Some 7 They're Aulsebrook's" CJ The dainty delicacy of Aulsebrook's Chocolates are their chief recommendation. Those who love chocolatesand who doesn't ?—prefer them to all other makes because they are so pure, so delicious and so wholesome. Aulsebrook’s ROSE BOXES OF CHOCOLATES ... are the kind of chocolates that please the paiq'e—they are delicious and you can never get tired of theiru 21 s-oes
HUSBAND AND WIFE BURNT. ZanwOuk, the Perfect Healer. Mrs. H. Smith, of 8, Regent Strcel Adelaide, writes; “One day in a hun . to boil water for tea 1 upset tho spirit with which I was filling up tho small stove, iiie larger stove underneath was heated at tlio time, and the liquid burst into flames as it diopjicd into it. I was so unnerved that I dropped" the kettle, and tho contents Hew np in one sheet of flame, burning off a lot of my hair. “Bui this was insignificant as compared with tlio terrible injuries which my husband sustained. Ho had taken bis boots off to rest his tired feet. Ha was sitting reading dose by, and the burning spirit pourocAvcr his feet with; fearful consequences. 'Tim agony lie suffered must have been terrible, for great watery blisters formed, and bia feet wore a mass of fiery inflammation. When we got Zani-Bak and liberally applied it to tho bum t places it reduced tho pain and inflammation splendidly. , “As we continued with the Zam-liusj treatment there was a further improve* mont every day; when tho wound half been Hoed of all rawness and inflammation new skin began to form. Thanks! to this ipersevcranco with Zam-l)uk,l both feet healed up perfectly without leaving scars of any kind.” “We have often used Zam-Buk, and it has always proved wonderfully successful.” There is no healer or skin remedy more reliable than Zam-Buk. It is unsurpassed for cuts, bruises, sprains, lacerations, scalds, insect bites, stings, piles, eczoma, ulcers, poisoned wounds, etc. Sold by all chemists and ■ storekeepers at Is 6d or 3s Cd per pot. 4
Boimiagton’s Jiibes TOR SORE THROATS For ser « end reUxed throat, loss of traekineas, tberr's quick relief hi Boncingtoo*? jukes—-medicated with Boonlngton’s Irish Moss. They*!® soothing and antiseptic—highly recoouitended for use by public speakers and singers. 1/3 tin at chemists and stores, or post tree from Geo. Bonoingtou, Ltd., Ghent, bis, Chttotcharcfa.
A TIP for Housewives— If your grocer doesn’t sell the delicious MILITARY FICKLE he’s fast asleep. Try the next grocer. Price reasonable*
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144855, 6 December 1915, Page 8
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414Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144855, 6 December 1915, Page 8
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