A GOOD HABIT Keep Tonking's Linseed - Emulsion In The Home. Wo aro all creatures of habit, and, perhaps, one of the best habits we can cultivate is, "in time of health prepare for sickness." Wo all catch colds—Dominion weather is so changeable, and temperatures so suddenly alter, that the wonder is that wo aro not all the time with cough and cold. Knowing the liability New Zealanders havo for catching colds, a good habit can bo formed by all of us by keeping a bottlo of TONKING'S LINSEED EMULSION in the homo ready for the cold the moment it arrives. In the office, shop, factory, warehouse, and (-.ravelling bag arc other good places to Iwnp a supply of this now famous cold and cough mixture. Tonking's Linseed Emulsion relieves and strengthens, and that is one of its strong points—it first relieves, and then it strengthens—fortiGes your throat, lungs, and general bodily health against future attacks of cold. You certainly want your throat and lungs to be as strong as possible. A very little experience with "Tonking's" will prove to you that it is a worthy cough cure and lung tonic, and considerably better even than all the praise wo can give it. ''Keep Tonking's by you" is a good habit. Don't let anj dealer persuade you into taking something else supposed to be "just us good." Thoro is only one "Tonking's Linseed Emul sion." Sold e»tirywhoro in three sizes, 1b 6d. 2s 6d. and 4s 6d a bottle. 3
an cvery-day care of yourself? Pre* vention, you know, is ever so much better than cure. A little irregularity of the gtomnch seems such a trivial tiling: to-day, but next week it is a malady, ever (retting more serious; little ailments soon become big" complaints. Cure that little irregularity at once. Neglect it, and it leads . swiftly to dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, flatulence, biliousness, headache, and perhaps a train of greater evils. Even these will yield to 35ECHAM': PIUUS But why run the risk of so much suffering? What folly to delaywaiting till one is ill. A dose of these famous pills, taken whenever the least weariness is experienced, will effectually prevent any unpleasant developments. Don't wait till you have to be cured. Take an every-day care of youKself; remember always, if you keep the bowels regular and the liver in working order you will never be troubled with indigestion and its attendant miseries. "Taking care" of course means that the standard remedy must be always at. hand. In many thousands of homes Beccham's Pills are regarded as the family medicine, and are kept in an appointed place always ready for use. When you notice a symptom you want to get rid ol it at once ; there is no time like the present. To be always prepared, you, too, must keep a box of these famous pills AT HOME. BEBCHAM'S PILLS are specially suitable for Females of all ages. Sold in boxes, price,lOjd., I/Il & 2/9. (j
emoval otice « * WE have remc ved iDto new premises in the Central Garage Buildings, where special facilities offer for displaying our magnificent stock of Pianos, Organs and other musical instruments. We have easily the largest stock in the district to select from, including Pianos and Organs by the recognised leading makers of Organs and P'&nos. , We are Sole Agents for the following celebrated English-made Pianos and Organs— PlANOS—Collard & Collard, Eavestal! & Son, J. & J. Hopkinson, George Russell. ORGANS—English Made. Malcolm & Co., London. Continental Pianos, C. Beckstein, the professor's favourite, Paul Werner, Eamsperger, Trubner, Bapoldi, and the Itinous Haake. , Pianola Pianos arid Pianolas. Our terms are the easiest in existence. Call and inspect our stock, which is the largest outside Wellington. BRITISH 8 CONTINENTAL PIANO CO,, J. LOWNDES, Local Manager, CENTRAL GARAGE BUILDIJiGS, QUEEN-ST., MASTERTON.
N.Z. MOTOR CYCLE RELIABILITY TRIALS, Wellington to Waikanae & Return (34 miles). Under the auspices of the !>' Motor Cycle Club, IN which t/ie MOUNTAINEER "scooped the pool," gaining Pirat mid ttol Medal in open to all clashes, First in Private Owner's Class; also First in t..i Hill Climb, beating machines up to 6 h.p., thus proving their Mutability for tni country. For paiticulars and free apply to the Wairarnpa Aleuts T xrmmT TP "DU AO 219 queen-st., m vsterton. JjII/UD.) 'Phone HI.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9589, 8 September 1909, Page 7
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