Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1915, Page 8

Genial "Dick" Stewart writes from Christchurch:—"During the "Ben Hur" "season*at Wellington I contracted a " very bad throat, and was advised to try '"Fluenzol.' To my great surprise, "after but twice gargling (as per direc- " tions) I was absolutely cured. Having "had this experience, X mentioned it to "Miss Susie Vaughan, who had been suf'ferinej from an attack of Bronchitis. " Here sgain the result was remarkable, " for on speaking to Miss Taughan a little "latter, Bhe assured me that the effect "of 'Fluenzol' had been truly wonder"ful, and she was quite herself again. "I feel sure that 'Fluenzol' will, in a "very Bhort time, be known as one of ' the greatest remedies for throat com- " plaints." If you are in doubt as to the efficacy of "Fluenzol," just try it, and then realise that as a gargle, " Fluensol" is truly "out on its own")

gE ASIDE ACCOMMODATION at KIOSK, CASTLECLIFF, WAN6ANUI. Superior Accommodation for visitors. Meals supplied to camping parties bringing tents. Bathing within twenty yards distance. Trams stop at door. Electric lighting, swings and ocean wave for children. —MES. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietess.

WHERE does THE SHINE COME FROM i J ? feJ The Amber Tips" WAR A.B.C. w stands for Joffre, A man of great fame 1 stands f«r Ironclad, (We've one of our name); War scarcity has not been allowed to effect the quality of "Amber Tips." It is still supreme in flavour, purity and economy. ... Still holding its hard-won position as "Everybody's Favourite," however the market may fluctuate, you will always find the best leaves of the season's crop in the "Amber Tips" packet. The 2\2 blend goes farthest Other prices IjlO and 2{Cut these out rr for the A Children K stands for Kaiser, Who keeps out of the fight; 4865" i stands for Lendoa (It's dark there at night).