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Levin Daily Chronicle, 3 November 1917, Page 1

a DEAF PEOPLE ~ "FRENCH ORLEXE" absolutely cures deafness and noises in the head, no matter how severe or longstanding - the case may be. Hundreds of persons whose cases were supposed tobe incurable have been permanently cured by this New Remedy. This wonderful preparation goes direct to the actual seat. of the trod - ble, and one bos is ample toeffectuallj cure any ordinary ease. Mrs Rowe, of Portland i Orescent, Leeds, says: "The 'Oriene' /has completely cured me after twelve yean' suffering." t Many other equally good^Mporta. Try one box to-day. It Oilly costs 4s 6d and there■ is ; nothing abetter at any price. Address: "Orlcne''^Co...lOSouthview, Watling-st., Dartford Kent. 201-lyr. ! .1 Money saved is earned, and the housewife wh&idesires the most satisfactory results always uses Edmonds Baking Powder. t It goes farthest, is more economical and makes the lightest and most appetising cakes, scones and paddings. FDMQNDC ■ _ BALING . J Demand Tested Grass Seeds " Spoiling the ship (or a ha'porth of tar" it do worse than sowing so-called 'cheap' (?) grass seeds. Buy Tui' Seeds with a Germination Test. Each leading line of 'Tui' Grasi Seeds carries a Government germination test. You get what you pay for in them. HODOER & TOLLEY. Seedsmen :: 1 Rangitikei St PALMERSTON NORTH will poit you samples of my »eed wanted" Governmr.nt tettt given. Free Sumpln if you Write. 'Tui* Fr«i|ht»Paid. OLD AGE. Old age as it comes in the orderrlj process of nature is a beautiful and majestic thing. It stands for experience, knowledgo, wisdom, oou» sel. That is old age as it should be. but old age as it often is means pool digestion, torpid bowels, a sluggish liver, and a general feeling of-ill-health, despondency and misery. This in almost every instance is wholly unnecessary. One of Chamberlain's Tablets for the stomach and liver taken immediately after snppel '- will improve the digestion, tone up the liver and regulate the digestion. the liver and regulate the bowels. That feeling of despondency will give way to one of hope and good cheer. —Advt.

In the trains On the tramcars. In the homes of > city folks and farmers alike. Everywhere Hean's Esseno* is recommended. Friend to friend, neighbour to neighbour, home to home. There are good reasons.

Here are three of them:— Ist.—Hean's Essence is made by a qualified chemist of thirty, years' experience. 2nd.—By adding a little sweetening and water one bottle instantly produces a pint, or eight eighteenpenny bottles of the finest cough, cold, catarrh and sode throat remedy money can possibly buy. 3rd.—There is a clear money-saving of 10s for your pocket. Is there any wonder users are delighted?