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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10222, 25 April 1911, Page 3

The price is small, the remedy sure: ACACIAN BALSAM its name; Don't have a cough when there's a cure That brought the discoverer fame. So now to the chemist repair, A. bottle of BALSAM procure j Yield no more to the darkest despair, For with it good health will ensure.. Barraclough's Acacian Lung Balsam. SPRAINS AND BRUISES'. The right time to treat a sprain or bniise is the moment you get it, and the right remedy to use is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The quicker you rub it on, and the more you use it, the quicker your sprain will be cured. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers." .'• '■■■ '. ■,'.'. ' PRICE OF RUBBER. l Rubber at the present time is probably of more commercial value than it has been for many,years past; clue no doubt to the fact that of recent | years its uses have tremendously increased, and the demand has been considerably greater than the supply. So great has been the demand and the price eo high that unscrupulous manufacturers have made resort to substitution, by mixing crude rubber with white leather, etc. In appearance the substitute and the genuine ; article may seem the same, but the i I genuine Rubber is much heavier, ana j I stands wear very much better. Care should be exercised when purchasing rubber goods to see that you got only the best quality, particularly so with HOT WATER BOTTLES." The hot water will very soon prove tho quality of the bottle. We. have p, large supply of Hot Water Bottles arriving in a few days' time, direct. from the best English Manufacturers. Each bottle is made of the very best rubber, and will last for years. Call and inspect them for yourself at GORDON'S Medical Hall. The prices aye the same, a susual, and most rea* sonabl© considering the quality.— J. V.,GORDON. Chemist (by :inn.\ •.•■JIp«-ftf , rton.