Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 839, 10 June 1910, Page 2

Bright, rosy, sparkling health iu children. Children full of life, fun, frolic. That's nature's way. given regularly for a few weeks supplies the start. Lane's helps the digestive organs assimilate good food —the good food that's needed in child growth. But more —Lane's itself is a food, a medicine-food, and' is exactly what's needed for weak, puny children. Lane's Emulsion contains food for bones, nerves, blood . and tissues. That's why children thrive rapidly on Lane's Emulsion. 71 k> vx BJorllj a Guinea a Box. \j\ ?p ' n ■Hundreds and thousands of ailing men , and women in every clime have found that Bcccham's Pills' make life worth living.' j They purify the Blood J Cure Bilious & Ksrvous Disorders Give tone to the Nervous System Cure Restlessness and Insomnia Insure Assimilation of Food Regulate the Secretions Strengthen the Stomach Arouse the torpid Liver Dispel Bilious attacks. - The genuine worth and neter-failing efficacy of ISEI'X'JIAM'S PILLS have been fully proved during u period of sixty years, and they are recognised as the best safeguards against all Bilious and Nervous Attacks. Tho most satisfactory evidence of the universal esteem in which the renowned ' BEECHAM'S PILLS are held is found in the fact that the SALE EXCEEDS , '< 6,000,000 BOXES ANNUALLY. i BBBCHAM'S PILLS are specially psvsuftaA/e for Females of all ages. f(_W Price (o}d., !/(},& 2/9. } /_) J I For ... / I 1 Afternoon Teas! \ I For the little Social Events \ I where you want something \ \ especially tempting. J J Chocolate I j Biscuits \ I . j I Made by Caibury's. I■ 1 i §j Packed in Air-tight Tins, fi ! \ I Dainty, Fresh, Crisp, I I and Nice! j " FARMERS, mechanics, black- i smiths, painters, and all others who labour, need LANE'S ME DO LINE." The nicest, cleanest and most healing article ever prepared for the hands. Use it daily, if- everywhere. & THE results obtained by Advertisers in tho Classified Columns of "The Dominion" aro such as to jonfirm theiibelief that the paper has « wider circu. lutiou than any othor daily jourual in New Zealand.