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Taranaki Daily News, 28 July 1916, Page 3

WAK PRICES. Tn >v.any instances the war is made for unduly inflating the s „ .or articles of everyday use. Flueunol is, however, still the same _..:.« /,. o.! _..j n. „j> -i—,pite the iu- ; and the trade terms are unaltered. Gargle for throats, sniff up for colds, anil swallow !or fevers and influenza. The transports from Australia and S'cw Zealand are being supplied with numerous little wooden, rafts made of Oregon pine, the lightest of timbers available for the purpose, wliieli rafts will be Uept in convenient places about the deck for instant liberation should they be needed. ~ . SELDOM TROUBLED. "•■"" Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is not only a certain cure for croup but will prevent the attack if given as soon as the eroupy cough appears. In thousands of homes it is on hand for instant use when the eroupy cough appears. These homes are seldom troubled with croup for the attack is warded off- by the prompt use of this remedy. Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy can be given to the youngest child, as it contains no narcotics. Sold everywhere.

Clock s sm mk m At eight o'clock, "Amber Tips" Tea makes breakfast a daily delight. There is something about "Amber Tips"— maybe 'tis its fragrance, or its flavour, or its richness—at all events, "Amber Tips" once used is always used. Try it for breakfast tomorrow you'll enjoy "his" appreciation, you'll relish its goodness, you'll [favour its economical qualities. "Amber Tips" Tea goes further, because it's all tea. Go to your grocer and say 133