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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12437, 9 April 1908, Page 2

Both our children wero takon with whooping cough, but not for long. We had road that Lane's Emulsion had cured other children, and Immediately procured a bottle. With three bottles the whooping cough was quite away, and the children as well as ever. Chemists and stores. 2/6 and 4/6. Take none but LANE'S. /POWELL'SX fßalsam^Anlseodi I /COUGHS I Vlar) COLDS / V ASTHMA / Vlbronchitiil/ all Chemitts <t Store*. B» t*rtf gtt Powell's wilh tbov Trad* Mark. The Standard Cough • Remedy for Forty-five Years. / it is \ / dangerous to \ / trifle with a cold, \ / for, if neglected, \ / serious trouble may \ / set in. Keep a bottle of \ /Bonnington'sX ( CARRAGEEN / \ Irish Moss/ \ in the house. Then you / \ will have at hand a / \ remedy that will / \ quickly cure all / \ throatand lung / _, \ affections. / REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Insist on getting BONNINGTON'S Irish Moss, the Standard Cough Remedy. It has stood the test for over forty- five years. <$ ?, THE HHND. Thb sense of Touch v perhaps the greatest of all the senses. "By our hands " (as an eminent scholar puts it) "we ask, we entreat, we dismiss, we threaten, we express fear, joy, love, grief, doubt." Now, if our hands are so full of expression, should we not exercise great care in the retention and cultivation of th?ir beauty ? Alittle-SYDfIL (Wilton's Hand Emollient) rubbed in each night before retiring, will soon produce a delicate and lasting beauty. Especially useful is SYDAL for people engaged in home duties, where one's hands become dry and rouigh through constant contact with water. Dainty Jars 1/8 Evwywhtr.. 4 Price 2s a lb HAVE YOU TRIED "Amber Tips" Tea? IT IS MOST DELICIOUS. » Packed in lib and i-lb tins; 51b and 10lb boxes, nett weight. Sold by A. C. LENNARD AND CO. Blended and packed by The Eastern Tea Company, [ Price 2s a lb. Christchurch. JOHN ANNABEL L % CIVIL ENGINEER AND SUBVETOE. Agent forCarolin and Co, Road Machine*, 17, Wicksteed Pi*c#«. ' During the erection of my new premises I have made satisfactory arrangements with the contractor, to occupy a portion of my present building— Nb. 9, Avenue. This will absolutely prevert any dislocation of business. Doctors' Prescriptions and Family Recipe's carefully dispensed. DIRECT IMPOSTER OP PUT\E DRUGS. A. E. KITCHEN, Chemist. DON'T limp. If you nave corns use Wilton's Corn Paint and remove them. Is bottle.