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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 15 May 1925, Page 5

•*'Wo have mucK pleasure in recommending your Lane's Emulsion to anyone with children run down in health. Our Matron says it is the best remedy she knows for bringing young people back to health and strength. Our home provides for the temporary care of children of poor sick mothers who may be in hospital, etc.” 3. DUNKLEY. Manager, Children's Rest Home. Mornington, Dunedin, N.Z> EMULSION 1/6 and 4/6 at all Chemists and Stores. 3 1 “WHAT WOULD YOU DO IP YOU LOST YOUR JOB?” Suppose your employer notified you to-morrow that he didn’t need you any longer? Have yon any idea where you could get another post tion? Don’t have this spectre of unemployment hanging over your head forever. Train yourself to do some one thing so well that your services will be in demand. Employers don't discharge such men. They PROMOTE THEM! Decide to-day that you are going to get the specialised training you must have it you are ever going to get—and keep a real job at a real salary. It is easy if you really try. Right at home, in the odds and ends of spare time that now go to waste, you can prepare for the position you want in the work you like best. For the International Correspondence Schools will train you just as they are training thousands of other men—no matter where you live —no matter what your circumstances. At least find out how, by writing to-day for the Free Booklet “I.C.S. Courses of Instruction in Technical, Commercial, and General Subjects.” (Over 3GO Courses of Instruction to select from.) INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 6 5 Cuba Street, Wellington. When Hubby Catches Cold. A Waihi lady writes: “My hnsbsnd always take* HEENZO and finds a cup of hot water with a few dropi of HEENZO and sugar acts as good as mustard balls. ”2/6 bottle maker pint, easy to make, pleasant to take. Haines 4