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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 256, 21 June 1932, Page 8

^ Tliin babies, 'ifS pale babies, 1 babies that are not "getting on"' — ■ in most cases they need the j strengthening help of Lane's Emulsion. Lane s is the perfect | Emulsion— nice to take and ! EASILY digested. The little one quickly takes into its system Nature's wonder vitamins (A and D) and gets the benefir at once xn the shape of those rosy cheeks and plump Jimbs that so delight a mother's heart. oo'w-' -and baby | QJUL sgrt jljwilsion, jfl MAIL ORDER | ICHEMIST LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WE sell every well known brand of CORRECTIVE PILL — but only recommend No. 2 EXTRA STRONG (Price 12s 6d) and the No. 2 EXTRA STRONG SPECIAL FORMULA (Price 20s) Write for our Catalogue of Toilet and other Goods. POST FREE J. G. HANAFIN, CHEM1ST, 282, High St., Christchurch. . "£)RINK TMPERIALLY" "£)RINK TMPERIALLY" IMPERIAL ALE Its Appearance is Attractive. Its Flavouf is Appealing. } Its Benefits are Astounding. I . ( ALWAYS ASK FOR IMPERIAL ALE IMPERIAL ALE "I've often wondahed what you smokahs can see in tobaeeo," remarked the lady-like young man in the . violent violet suit to his neighbour in the Rotorua train. ""What possible pleasuah can you find in filling your mouth with smolte and puffing it oxit again?" "Ah," was the reply, "there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in the philosophy of the non-smoker. Tobacco, my good sir, soothes the jaded nerves and rubs the rough corners off life." "But think of the risk to your health that you run! My doctah tells me some hrands of tohacco are positively dangerous owing to the quantity of nicotine they co&tain." "Some brands may he,'1 conceded the smoker, "but not all. The New- Zealand tobacco is comparatively free from nicotine, for instance; the roasting it gets when manufactured accounts for that. It accounts, too, for its flne flavour and fragrance. How many brands are there? Only four: Cut piug No. 10, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 and Riverhead Gold." Remarlcing that he would tell his "doctah," the lady-like young man alighted at the next stop.