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PROPOSED AND ACCEPTED AS THE BEST. AULSE BROOK'S KREEIY BUTTER TOFFEE. . The chosen one of all by the Girl who is an expert Judge of the most delicious Sweets, the lingering delicacy of Kreemy Toffee flavour makes you choose them again and again. AULSEBROOK'S KREEMY BUTTER TOFFEE. Restores Health and ' Renews Strength.. gj Consumption, the great white ___ plague, is traceable in ninety-nine ; cases out of a hundred to a simple I! cough, neglected. ' Dl If Lane's Emulsion be taken at the first indication of a cough or cold, • _ the subsequent dangers of bronchitis, asthma, catarrh and con[3 sumption can be prevented. For Bronchitis and jo Bleeding Lungs. ''Some time ago I was troubled with a _ severe cough, with spitting of blood. I i£-£ tried everything I could think of but cot no 0 relief. A chemist friend of mine advised me to try your Emulsion, which I did, and h-t no one was more surprised than myself to find that after the first bottle the bleeding (?] stopped, and by the time I had finished the » second bottle 1 was completely cured. I SOI am perfectly convinced that for a severe coufh, or long-standing chest complaint, your Emulsion is a sovereign remedy.. Sid * COLERIDGE HYDE, Chemists' Assistant, J2 Wellington, N.Z. 0 Lane's Emulsion is an original and g distinct preparation. Its ingredi*. n-i. ents are Cod Liver Oil, Lime and Soda, Hypophosphites, Beechwood 0 Creasote, and Fresh Eggs. All of 3~E these before being used are thom roughly tested and only the most ■ satisfactory and reliable materials 3-K are employed in its production. U That is why it is so remarkable in m its lung-healing, flesh-forming and health • renewing properties. It _E3 has a great food as well as niedicirial value, and makes rich, red _ blood, and, through the blood, ' ™ strengthens every organ in the D body. It imparts life and vigor to Q' every nerve, every tissue, every L-ra muscle and every fibre, and is as ' good for'children as it is advisable £3 for adults. ' SIB Why don't you let LANE'S gg EMULSION help you? Just try «_ it to-day. Your chemist or »tore-iS-ii keeper will. supply you with' a 0 t bottle at 2/6 or 4/6. The large bottle is the more economical, as it contains more than double the ® quantity. Don't be put off with a d substitute. r 0 Prepared only by E. G. LANE, Chemist, , I Oam*ru. N.Z. I A Strong 1 , Tonic Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic, a strong tonic. It is not a | stimulant. There is not a j drop of alcohol in it. But it is j a regular tonic, gives tone and i ' strength to the whole system. | Improves the appetite, aids 1 1 digestion,steadies the nerves. | Ayeis ttpb SOLD FOB |j 60 YEARS "k ' Be sure to keep the bowels teg- | ular. Dally movements are neces- | sary to good health. Constipation t interferes with the action of any | tonic. Regulate your bowels with i Ayer's Pills. Eiose, one pill, only % one. Ask your doctor. I Prepared by DR. J. O. AYEIX & CO., -ji Lowell, Malt., XT. B. A. 0§ J? Before j fefp ' Breakfast .P \Tjy Asparklinffghusof j jy "the salt that sweet- j I ens life" every mornj¥ ing before breakfast will \ keep you fit ag a fiddle. j AI Health Stf/Cmlm • stimulates digestion, promotes a appetite, clears the blood of Im- §ra«j?*3 [l purities, and is mildly laxative. j |3 Try a bottle—costs but 1/0, and is &•&;.;$. f l| more palatable and cheaper than | H other Fruit Salines. 4 ' ««bt ; will make you well and keep you i'® H . healthy. To-day is the best dav E to commence taking it. Will you? | in only —' ,ns | 1 ono oeitain Vj iP | I CURE for CORNS | | in this Dominion— . 9 j THAT'S TEEPS

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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1845, 3 September 1913, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1845, 3 September 1913, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1845, 3 September 1913, Page 11

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