CROUPY CHILDREN.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1916, Page 8

CROUPY CHILDREN.

Children who take cold easily are generally subject to croup. The first symptom is a peculiar hoarseness easily recounted when once heard. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is frequently given from the time the croupy cough appears all tendency towards croup will disappear and all danger be avoided. Even after the attack has developed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will give quick relief and dispel the attack. Sold everywhere. Hamlet was engaged in very serious converse with the ghost of his royal father at the Grand Opera House on Saturday (says the Dominion), when a ribald female voice began to chatter irresponsibly at the back of the dress circle. It seemed like sacrilege. Still the voice ambled on bibulous])', until nearly everybody turned- indignantly round to note the soulless interrupter, who at that point burbl.. 1: ''Him talkin' about Denmark! It's enough to make a cat laugh!" Then the ushers got to work, and silence was restored. MUSIC MADE EASY. #Lovers of music have a special opportunity in New Plymouth just now. Up to Thursday, September 14, the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., will have their warehouse representative, Mr. T. L. .Shone, at the Depot in Messrs Baker and Co.'s premises, Devon Street. A splendid lot of specially imported instruments is there. These are not Pianos and Organs left oyer in the metropolitan show-rooms. Every one of them is fresh from famous 'factories. There are included "Broadwoods, Sanies. Collard and Collards, and all the latest moi'.els. Each is a perfect example of quality and dependable construction. The. terms of payment are especially easy. If you want a piano for the home, for the church, for the assemblyroom, or f<T any purpose whatever, there will he no such exceptional opportunity as this for another year. For detailed information 'apply to Messrs Baker and Co. Don't fear to give trouble. "The Bristol" long ago found out that taking trouble is the quintessence of good "business. The Bristol Piano Co., lAd. M. J. Brookes, North Island manager.