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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13808, 20 January 1909, Page 2

"Time will tell" is an old saying, and when the Lawrence Gillies Milking' Machines were first placed on the market, folk used to say " Time will tell. Well, time has told, and to-day the L.K.G. Machne is more widely used and appreciated, than ever before. S. Turley Esq., Waeranga, writes, "I have pleasure in stating that after, a continuous summer and winter use of of the L.K.G. Milking Machine since Ist September^,l9os, I am thoroughly satisfied with the effectiveness and general working of the machine." Full particulars will be sent post free. J. B. MacEwah and Co., Ltd., Sole Agents, Dunedin... Blood poison, resulting from small wounds, is becoming more prevalent. Even so slight ah injury as the scratch of a pin will sometimes cause blood poisoning. The Balm, as soon as the injury has been receivd. . That liniment prvents all danger of blood poisoning, and causes the injury to heal in about one-third the time resuired by the usual treatment. For sale everywhere. ••• When children fail to thrive give them Steam's Wine. It makes' weak children strong by gMag them better appetit* and digestion. They like to take it becanw it* taste: i* pleasant... RHETJMO cures—not merely relieves —Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, because it expels all uric acid from the system. ; Patent cure-alls may give temporary relief, but there can be no permanent cure until poisonous matter in the blood has been eradicated. Hundreds have testified to benefit received. All Chemists and Stores, 2s 6d and 4a 6d... Any sore relieved and cured by "Red Cross" Ointment. Cuces. burns and scalds at once. Is 6d chemists and crocers...

A Cold °L Chest is dangerous. If neglected it may lead to serious lung troubles. You need a medicine that will break up the cold, soothe the cough, and cure the trouble. The remedy that will do this most quickly and safely is the one that has for "40 years been the favourite family cough medicine. BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS

Jason's Immortality. The story of Jason and bis quest of the Golden Fleece is a parable. Jason Is not dead.' He lives and moves In ten million reincarnations and lie is known by every name, from J»hn Smith to Chrononotonthologos: He still seeks the Fleece, golden always in his fancy, wbetber in fact It be ebony, yellow, or one of the shades of red. " Splendid bead of hair that girl has," be says, and ,with that stands confessed. Qood olii Jason ! Have you splended hair, dear devotee of VALAZE (in jars 4s and 7s post free) ? If not, the probabilities ar< that Jason may despise you. Look to your tresses. If your hair Is skimpy and dull, see to it at once thatyou make it luxuriant and lustrous. How ? It's easy—Dr. Lykuskl's Hair Tonic. Stimulates lustrous gt-owtli, energizes the scalp and hair lollicles, prevents falling (bottles 3S9d, post 3d). Pneumatic combs, 3s each, post free. Special Herbs for vashing the Hair (packets Is, post free). " Harko Water-soften* lng Pastilles (boxes Is, post free). Of leading Chemists:, or by post direct from the Valay.e Massage Institute. Brandon Street, Wellington. *)!f you want to know the way to ■"T.ceeed, write at, once lor Mile. Jiu'binstein's charming new booklet" Beauty in the making," 3d by post, or free I IUTTON'S Early Gem Carrot, Sutl ton's Earls Shorthorn.—C.F.C.A.