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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1581, 26 October 1912, Page 2

Mother's best friend SCOITS Emulsion Experience, the mother of wisdom, lias proved that of all the thousands of remedies for childhood weaknesses and ailments, there is none to equal SCOTT'S Emulsion. Thote am examples of thousands of letters received from mothers: COUGH BANISHED "My daughter had a very, obstinate cough; was unable to retain food and had become weak and thin. After the first hot He of Scott's Emulsion she made splendid' progress, and now, thanks to 'Scott's' she is a fine, healthy child." Mrs. Gibson, 16, Mitchell Street, Glebe, Sydney,N.S.W. 23.6.11. A NEW CHILD " My baby boy was so delicate, I doubled whether I should be able to rear him. Now, through taking Scott's Emulsion, he is a new child, full of life and vigour, and his health and condition are truly remarkable." Mrs. K. M. Bullock, 158, , DowlingStreet, Sydney,N.S.W. 4.8.11, A MOTHER'S REGRET " My son George was always susceptible to chest colds. He obtained relief from the first dose of SCOTT'S Emulsion. . / regret I did not Oy Scoll's Emulsion years ago; I would have saved a lot of suffering and anxiety." Mrs. L Longford, 22, Waller Street, Paddinglon, Sydney, \ N.S.W 4.8.11. ' This Trade Mark is your guarantee A \* of SCOTT Quality, purity jjiW ' and strength. Imitations Jr* do not bear this ,jp mark. fl. It must /f)W&r afl d must' t be Scott's IpiP bear this Emulsion WIM Trade Mark. ; Liberty for J3f \ Women, j The DALLI Iw. saves Time, Vf|3| j Labour, and |f||fkj all Ironing ra||f Worries. M\|fl • The best, most simple vfl'?hvA**i|' and most comfortable y) ||j \jß way of ironing. Inde- LS 'U.iS B pendent of stove and 8 gas, it can be used ?\f JKH |j anywhere, Non -in ■ , — JJ J J Affl jj flammable fuehvithout /C (fjjMß noxious fumes. /~7 t i fi?V\ H ' No risk from fire;( healthier and /"■*! 1 safer -than-any - " OfallSloiekctpm, !^=U-w£-»£LI Slocked liy Vi / '^ !JS J ti. W. Mills & Co., Ld„ / I ' U Wellington. / jfczf'i' '■I.'T'""— -4 Leasts essence" ONE BOTTLE MAKES A PINT FINEST COUCH REMEDY. SAVES YOU 9/. One oofctle "Heart's i£ssence" contains concert-. trailed ingredients required for making a piiri of splendid family cough mixture—you add the treacle, sugar, ixid water yourself. By using tni? recipe you make api no ; of better cough mixture than you can possibly buy ■ ready prepared.' It is the ; only, cough mixture put up , in concentrated form, to save you money. See easy direc- , fcions on '"Hean's Essence" label, i The finished mixture ; is warming, soothing, comforting, ; curing. It is nice to take, eases tlio nasty throat tickle that keeps ' one coughing at night, stops tho ,i cough, and is good for all ages— ; from babyhood to grand parentage. _ " Hean's -.Essence" is sold by medicine dealers, or post free on receipt of price —1/6—from Heart, Chsiniitv Wanganui. 5 £r Of Surpassing >^. ff and Exquisite Delicacy b of Flavour — \ a The Most Wholesome and | I Stimulating in This or Any | \ • Market— / y The One Perfect Condi- / T\ ment that goes well I with any | I Meat or Fish— j I GENUINE WORCESTER [ | .' " ' ' 1 ■ r*i !\ llt ,IK ' i I fcJU avvw o | \ 8a fe fflaggnißfluggiixmgptm*»x.wmifcJ iwuifiaaitiA I Has Cured Colds | for 50 Years jj Day in, clay out for over half a cen- I fury, Bennington's Irish Moss has B been steadily curing coughs and I colds Every year its sales have 1 increased because it has given abso- | jute satisfaction No other remedy I is so sate and sure. Refuse imita- I (ions. Insist on gettingßonnington's I ■■■.j iMMiiiia i,ii.'i.iihinß Bonnington s Irish Moss