THE WONDERFUL BABY COUGH SYRUP. " Hean's Babicof" is the simplest, safest, andbest cough medicine known for babies and little children. If mothers will keep Hean's Babicof in the home, and give liberal doses to any of the children at the first sign of a cough, cold, or croup, the tnroat irritation vill be quickly eased, phlegm cut away, the child relieved, and the cough cured in a remarkably short time. Hean's Babicoe can be given with perfect Safety to the youngest baby, as it does not contain any dan- ' gerous ingredient opium, morphia, paregoric, nor anything whatever that should not be given to the most delicate child. Hean's Babicof is pleasant to take, perfectly harmless, gives quick relief, and is good for babies everywhere. 1/6 per bottle at chemists aid stores, or post free from the proprietor and manufacturer. See address below. HEAN'S "TALS3C" TOILET PQWDES is Baby's 3est Dusting Powder; keeps baby's skin clean and clear. No skin soreness where Hean's Tai.sic is daily used. For men after shaving Hean's Tat„sic Toilet Powder is delightful; or dusted in the socks eases tender feet and makes walking easy. per packet at chemists, or post free from G. W. Hea.n, Chemist, 147 Colombo Street, Chiistchurch. I Be Sure it's Hean's. 3] WANTED KNOWN—That Property Owners can get. their Stoves and Ranges reset, Coppers and Chimneys? built, Drains laid, also repairs to Brick, Plaster, and : Drainage Work, any kind of old Briel: Work cleaned down and repohited by thorough practical Man. New Work at Moderate Charges.' Estimates free. Post Card will receive prompt attention. H. Pring, Avenue- Road, Timaru.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13292, 22 May 1907, Page 6
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