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Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1916, Page 4

A CONTINUAL ANXIETY Coughs ami colds are an anxiety t» mothers as children rarely get through the winter without them. For young children a medicine that acts quickly is necessary or croup may develop; it must contain no opiates and be a medicine the. children like. Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy acts quickly, contains no opiate 3, children like it and it is everywhere regarded as a certain cure for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Sold every* where. The Round Table writes:—"The In* vestments on the totalisator in New Zealand amounted during the first year of the war to £4,450,331. representing £4 lis per head of population—an increase of more than a quarter million on the figures of the last year of peace, and of nearly a million on those of 191213. The war has revealed a wonderful degree of patriotism in our fighting men and also in the non-combatants, but it must be confessed that this huge increase during the war of an entirely nnproductve and generally undesirable expenditure provides a commentary on our patriotism which is also something to wonder at. There is certainly ample room for a campaign of partiotic econ« omy." You'll find one treatment never fails; Tis fragrant, certain, aoothing, surej world-famous Woods' Peppermint Cure, In every home it comes to stay, ■ts patrons multiply each day; 'nee used all other they abjure, Preferring Woods' Great Peppering c«r»