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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 April 1914, Page 3

Wi'i3j/cr. r the winter approach k>K; the aleel and the mud and the frost; the dark on the daylight en- - crfc»ache»; the warmth of summer lost. But some folk immune ,' such ills be -they move in a ' warm glow, because they " covered each trilby with damp-resisters What I. —ASvt. fv'i For. influenza, cough, or cold * "Woods'is worth its weight in - gold ; When winter troubles come your way, !<■' j Imbibe it—hot -without delay. P: ■ Into a small-sized glass or cup Tj|k Of boiling water well stir up 'An ample dose of fragrant, pure, |||§|-iAnd wholesome Woods Great Peppermint Ctir«. —Ad.