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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14341, 10 July 1914, Page 2

CO* « 0. 0/</ and Young New Zealanders —all like Aulsebrook’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits the crisp, golden-brown appetising biscuits. There’s so much goodness—real bodybuilding nutriment—in them that you should see that your youngsters eat them. Many a sturdy New Zealand baby has been brought up almost entirely on Aulsebrook’s Arrowroot Biscuits. They are so easv to digest and so sure to build plump little limbs and happy little folks. Buy some to-day—-ask for Aulsebrook’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits.

The PciKml Medical Inspectors?, in their recent report to the Minister of Education, stated that nearly 40 per cent of the children suffered from obstructed breathing: and these renuaks no doubt hold pood to a great extent with the adult members of tbe community. The various? ailments of the throat and nose are primarily due to the presence of different forms of bacteria, all of which are readily dispersed by the use of ” Fiucnzol," undiluted. When gargling (or before swallowing) throw the head sharply hick two or three times so that the pieparation may reach the roof of the palate and some of it enter the nasal passages (very often thereat of the trouble). Use as a daily mouth-wash. D2

VELSON ViO ATE’S aTTT?tr TFAS For year* Nelson Moatc’s Tens have by then purity.quality, value an-i flavour «n\vn comI’ii'lc “iuist: - lion. See v>n gut Iv’oUjn Jioiuur). ‘ II

The 1 Surest and Safest Medicine for Coughs and Colds is It has unsurpassed tonic and nutritive properties, and is a combination of the finest (Norwegian Cod Liver Oil with Beechwood Creasote and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, emulsified with fresh eggs. Any chemist or doctor wiil tell you that Lane’s Emulsion is a first class preparation. Its wonderful health-giving and strengthening virtues are of the greatest value for overcoming Coughs, Cold% Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, and other Throat and Lung Troubles, quickly removing the cause and assuring complete recovery. Further evidence: u Lane’s Emulsion has done my sea a great deal of good. In fact it has made a new man of him. An old friend of mine recommended him to take it. This friend I knew had Asthma from childhood and'was perfectly well, owing to Lane's Emulsion,”* DANIEL MONTGOMERY, Greenhiil, Kelso, N.Z. All chemists and stores stock Lane s Emulsion at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The larger size contains more than two of the small bottles. Sole Manufacturer* E. G, LANE, Chemist, Oamaru, N.Z* n m mu urn NELSON J™' 9 in ■i ■■ ■■■■ blemlinn ;ut) srleei uiti Lin A T* c ’ teas nas given ns an nnV 1 U A 1 ft. a equ . liu „j advanmtre ovpr jlipr r 7’*vA‘3 O'"IT linns lluuulvantave ..-'■l I— V .V of ripe experience. 10 2/6 j extra strong-, 6/-, post tree. Quickly correct all disorders of the system and relieve distressing symptoms. Guaranteed harmless. Agent, Bridge Pharmacy 2 Karangahape Ed., Newton, Auckland. Take a Tender Little Hand—all winter Smooth and soft and velvety, in spite of housework and cold southerlies that’s thek.ncl of hands you wili have if you use Sydal. □ B It’s the smooth, softening, soothing hand-emollient that acts quickly, surely and delight!uliy. Good for cracked lips - for the hair, too—a three-months-supply jar costs only 1/6, at all chemists and stores. Generous sample jar for 3d. in stamps. G. W. WILTON & CO., LTD. Wellington -’I (WILTONS HAND EMOLLIENT