Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 August 1910, Page 4

To substitute anything " just as good" for Hodder and Tolley's meal is impossible. It stands _ alone. Low in price; high in quality. — Advt. TOOTHACHE. There is nothing so good for iootthacho as Cli amber lain's Palin Balm. When tho gums and face are rubbed freely with this linament the pain soon disappears. When tho tooth is saturate a piece of cotton wool with Chamberlain's Pain Balm, place it in the cavity of the tooth and immediate relief will result. Being an antiseptic, this preparation will cleanse the tooth and thus in a measure decay. It will in no way injure the tooth. For sale everywhere. Advt. My "joints are all cold," said the cook; The back of my "tonguo" is quite raw." I'm just "overdone," I feel terribly crook, With a pain liko a "boil" on my jaw. My "flesh" is quite "chilled;" it's tho "flu." I'll not take "pot' luck, said this stewer, I'll get wfliat is best, old or ne\v, That's Woods' Great Peppermint Cure

CHILBLAINS. There is no preparation manufactured that will soothe and heal chilblains as Chamberlain's Pain Balm will do ; When this liniment is applied it soon allays the itch afod prevents the chilblain breaking. It causes them t olieal in a very short while. For sale everywhere.—Advt. If your boots are a trouble, try Pink; he'll mend them before you can wink; or fit you out sliok' (if you don't mention "tick") with new ones, all guaranteed primo. The 'bailer who rushes for tries; the damsel all dimples and sighs; may both go well bodted, and always feel suited, while stacking to Pink everv time.—Advt".