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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16448, 3 June 1919, Page 5

Guests arrive—nothing in the house—jiii't send out for a tin of delicious C.Hr.C. Sheep Tongues. They need no cooking and can be .served in a “jiffy.” Each tin hears the signature of tho Government Inspector. Yonr visitors will bo delighted with the rich, tasty flavour. C..M.C. Tongues are now much reduced in price—ask for them 1 (i fTho cable news in this issue accredited to The Times has appeared in that journal, but only where expressly stated is such news tiie editorial opinion of Tha Times. 1 After influenza take Blood Cherries, obtainable from the Davies Pharmacies.

amtntniimiiiiiitiniiiiiiiiiniitiiiitiiniiiiiimimiiMintia 1 For Stomach Pains, Cramp*, Dlarrliooa | : take from 5 to 20 drops of pure 3 R ' EiSl 'fo e r | I MEAN’S ESSENCE | : in -water and sip slowly. = s For COUGHS. COLDS, CATARRH, = : SORE THROATS, dilute to a pint. 0 = iimuimiuiiuiiuiiiS This new Cleanser does the washing without rt(6« bing, boiling or extrasoao Fairy Wonder Dry Soap saves time, tabour and mouoy. Far in advance of other no-rubbing compounds because it requires no extra soap, and moreover does the averse© slightly soiled wash without boiling—a big saving in. these days of scarce and dear coal. Don’t be incredulous—test a single 1/10 packet of u DRY SOAP No Rubbing No Botiiog Guaranteed not to injure (ho handsorclothes, Won'tshrink flannels. Lai go 1/10 packet does 13 big washings—also ex small 2id. packets, 6 A Breakfast fit for a King Milk Oatics is a now and absolutely different breakfast food—already partially cooked it eaves the housewife time and fuel. Great heavy rollers treat the superfine plump oats, and mould them into wonderfully thin wafer-like flakes. have that delicate scaldec milk taste which is so »b«o' lutely distinctive. Try them to-morrow, and you’il understand why folk say Milt Oatics is the breakfast d< luxe. Save theConponsani share in the Great Free Gift Scheme, 51