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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 12 September 1924, Page 7

Fine Tea Cheapest to use! \c-\ I • 4* IN addition to the enjoyment derived; from the fragrant flavour of “FINE” Tea—- —“ Amber Tips”—you also 'have the advantage of definite economy. One pound /‘of “Amber Tips” will make the• same amount as one and a-half pounds of ordinary 'tea. 44 Amber Tips" is sold by all grocers in Mb. and lib . packets, and 21b., slb. and lOlb. tins. M tine Tea - Ceylon’s

mse mothers \ give the children ■mnningtonsKM4ies take Bonnlaftoa’s Irish Moss readily. It won’t upset the tittle stomach—act* speedily—contains na harmful drugs or narcotics. 1/6 and S/6: Keep a bottle in the home: Be sore yon get Bennington's. nos . IRISH $3 FOR COUGHS V, CO HORLICKS MALTED MILK i BUILDS FROM THE FIRST GLASS! in xr { vO* IHVWcrwuU* o-^ ’Zt Do nbt risk the undermining of your constitution by the ravages of hot climates. Drink HORLICKS MALTED MILK, the tried, trusted and true FOOD-DRINK. h ade I in a moment by the addition of hot or cold water. , In .4 sizes at all'.• stores and chemists. Send 4d' for sample to Hutchinson and Co./ '26 Jamieson Street, Sydney. riORUCKS MALTED MILK & $ SIiODGM, BUCKS. ENG.

Sure and certain—Wade’s Worm Figs. Children like them.—Advt. For children’s hacking cough, Woods' Gerat Peppermint Cure.-' Advt.'

5 -o JL CJ 2 Ins 6 /r»5 ->i TO STOP HALVES SUCKING. The use of .the contrivanoe illustrated herewith will prevent a calf from sucking its mother. It is made as follows: —Out of a piece of galvanised iron 5 inches long bv 4 deen cut a 2-ineh square piece from the'side. File off or otherwise dull the cut edges at AA, go' that they form a small tube, which will carry freely a piece of fencing wire B, sharpened at one end to a neat point, and with a small loop at the other. Fix this to the calf’s nose by running the wire B through one side of A, then through the thin part of the cartlige of the animal’s nose, and through the other side of A, bending over the point of the wire to prevent its working out. Hanging freely on the salt’s nose will stop the calf sucking, and it soon learns to feed behind it. Both the wire and the galvanised iron should be heated in the fire for five minutes or so, and then cooled again before putting the arrangement on the calf, to prevent any possibility of the nose festering through dirt being on the iron or pin. In the case of driving a calf with its mother to market, sticking may be prevented by slipping on the calf’s nose a piece of thin tough board, cut as in C. This would not be of much use on a big calf, as it would soon get knocked off, but as a temporary check it is very handy.

TROUBLE FOLLOWS ■a * Neglect of Health The healthy man or woman it usually the moat careless, and fails to observe the little indication! of coining trouble. Ho ■•ever healthy a person may be,’they need to watch, themselves, because a little indigestible food or a little toe much food or drink upsets the whole digestive machine, and unless Nature receives some assistance, trouble certain to follow; first, perhaps, by a Common bilious attack, and then other serious digestive troubles. The sen* sible man or woman, however, keeps a sharp eye on the little signs of ill* health, and fcakes a remedy like Dr, Horse’s Indian Boot Pills to aid digee* tion and help Nature over some obstrne* tion, caused by too much food or drink. There is no better remedy for this puis pose in this or any other country, and their, ever-increasing use py all classea of the commuuity bears testimony; te their high efficiency. - The best advice that, can be given is to always have a •bottle of these Pills at hand, and when, first indication of trouble appears in the form of Constipation take a dose. The result is certain to be effective, and in a simple manner the system is put right again. No remedy at any price is better or more care* fully prepared than Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. q They are the Standard Remedy of thousands, used in*>city ( town, and country with equally good results, and sold at a prioe within the reach of- aIL

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Q-TOL AT J. B. McKENZIE’S. At all J. B. McKenzie’s fancy goods depots throughout the Dominion Q-tol is now available. This delightfully soothing and aromatic preparation is rapidly coming into vogue for embrocation, as well as for emollient .purposes, and overseas enquiries *ro inomiing. w_4