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Hokitika Guardian, 12 July 1924, Page 1

A scientific triumph—and an interesting lesson. Bengal's Food contains the power of selfdigestion—a triumph of medical science. It is sold in tins, by chemists, etc., everywhere, for the feeding of infants, invalids, and the aged, in sickness or in health. In the way you prepare Benger’s there is a most interesting lesson in the digestion of foods. By simply allowing Bengcr’s to stand at one stage of its making, it partially digests itself. For a light supper dish, io minutes’ standing gives sufficient digestion ; for infants or invalids, 15 to 20 minutes is required ; in cases c! serious illness, 25 minutes is sometimes necessary

For Bronchial tnl;e Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure

FOR LETTERS! simple Letter tc'.linz of your experience of £3 ** HEENZO.” with which g you make n pint of family Co'.ish and Cold g] a Medicine, may win first prize or J W a Seventy-three other prizoa. V/rilo tor M Circular. H£FNZO PROPRIETARY, |fl P.O. Box 771, Wellinttop. 7 SJ .w ■i t warnumuaixr Xo cold""is~NAZoT<-proof. Ami no cough and cold remedy is so economical as “XAZOL.” Kighteenpence' Imys doses —moro than three a penny.

No one is bom with consumption —but how many grow up with a low state of vitality that renders them susceptible to this dread disease. To overcome such a tendency wonders can be done by breathing plenty of fresh air, by exercise and by relieving even the simplest of coughs with Lane’s Emulsion. IT’S FAMOUS O BECAUSE IT’S GOOD. Lano's has n truly marvellous record where the trouble has been taken in hand early; it is a real lunp-hcaler and body-builder. Price 2/6 and 4/6 at all chemists and stores. 6 EMULSION Dependable worm remedy—WADE’S -ivrvrMr T?tr;c: Children lib a them.