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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16309, 10 August 1917, Page 3

,CROUP & WHOOPING! COUGH t.ns rapidly relieved by Fluenzol used as directed on the bottle. Insist on Fiuenzol, 1/6 and 2/U. as commended by Doctors for children. '

WOMEN AND WaR, WORK

War work and war strain are apt to have a deteriorating effect on even the most superb head of hair, and thoso who cannot spare the time for a regular visit to the hairdresser will do Well to adopt the "Heuualine" Shampoo. This can he used at home as an ordinary shampoo and the results are astonishing. Not only is tho hair thoroughly cleansed, but it really makes it thick, glossy and wavy. "Hennaline" is in m? sense a dye, but merely a health giving shampoo which brings out all the natural beauty of colouring.

Get it to-day. Price Is 6d and 2s 6d., from Canterbury Farmers' Co-op Ballantyne's, McKenzie's, also from' Misses Aitcheson and Brown. Toilet Specialists, the. Arcade, and all principal chemists and hairdressers ; or post free direit from A. M. Hendv. Toilet Dunediu. Sole age'n* for Australasia. ...

When sending tobacco to our boys at the front it should bo remembered that any ordinary tobacco is liable to become mildewed on its way out as a result of the humid atmosnheric' conditions, but when sending "Gold Pouch you run no such risk because New Zealand grown tobacco will stand niy change of climate and keep in perfect; condition for any length of time. And no other tobacco will remind our boys so much of home, for Gold Pouch is grown in the land they are fifhtinofor —'tis the pride of' Hawke's" Jsay° Gold Pouch Aromatic is essentially'a soldier's tobacco, in that it contains' but 11 per cent, of Nicotine and can be smoked all day wihout affecting the heart or producing dizziness or nausea Send your soldier a big bulging 2 1 oz hag—only one shilling. If 'h o 's ~, cigarette smoker, send him the N.Z. crown Three Diamonds tobacco ivhicli leaves no shorp and bitter aftertaste like foreign tobaccos. ...

Half a century is a good test of the efficacy of a medicine! Bonnington'3 Irish Moss has teen ouririß conghi and colds for over 50 veai's and this long period of time and test has firmly established its remarkable o.uulities. It is made by aualirted chemists—the inpfredlents and pnritv are precisely tho same to-day as in 1860. CUKE your cold—get a bottle of HM»HI risk OSS Mra. J. Rcndell. Trar South Invercargill -write*.— i mto Bonuington's Irish Moss better than any other cough mixture I have tried lor my two girls. It eases their cough wonderfully; I mvself think it is a great cure.'' All cliem--i-:s and stores sell Bonningtons' Irish Moss—pet ii !—contains no harmful opiates or ilrnps. Avoid imitations—ovei* XTYttTC'S Extra Strong Rejiuhitmg Pills. The most relitthla Pills known. 4s fid ;il[ Clirm-