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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 January 1914, Page 4

IVinger-marTced, stained furni--1 tii'o is an eyesore. TAN-OL-— the polish flint gives a lasting shine removes stains and makes even old furniture presentable. A little does a lot.- - Advt. li you have a cola in the head use the Nazol Inhaler. A few snifls and you notice a marked relief. Keep it up and the cold soon vanishes.—Advt. The shine tTiat won't rub off is given by TAN-OL. Unexcelled polish for harness, linoleum, furniture. A tew drops cover a large surface. Liquid Is, paste 6d. Advt ] r ! srrwsNnTi.n-AK'n MY TITKOA'I. i !i;i(i a weak throat,'' writes Ait J. V. 11. Stallard, 10 Bun bury Street, .Footsc ray, Vic. "Ihe slightest change in the weather would a licet jt and 1 would have; lo go home li oni work feeling lit lor nothing. My sisters swears by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, so I thought I would try it. t did so, and can honestly say it has worked wonders, for my throat is now quite strong. ' For sale everywhere.—Advr.

lidmonds' Hakimi Powder is the most eeoiiomicul. 1 here is iu) waste, because it is pure :11111 f\xm"\' particle is lIMmNo. i 1 o li si- \v i v es iik it IHv;nisc i! .■) f.ir and is dependl. i'V i>. : i j: ■ :,y ' A t' , • V r !