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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1034, 15 August 1911, Page 3

When co-ughs and colds and chills abound, And folks are falling ill all round, Just try a cure that's well renowned, Woods' Gravb Peppermint Cure. You'll find it better than you thought —The very best you* ever bought; Your coughs and colds will come to maughit,. I'm -very sutre.- 5 PRESERVE EGGS NOW* Now is the,,tinne to commenoe preserving eggs'. Sooni they will be plentiful .and l cheap, and if you have tte" "you may .hay*? eggs as good 'and fresh as newly laid later on, whani tfhey are isoaroe and expensive. Eggs .should be allowed to J istatud for a day; them preserve them -| in GORDON'S WATER-GLASS EGG PRESERVATIVE. A Is bottle wfiOl preserve a kerosene tin fiill of eggs, and will keep them perfectly fresh and good for at least twelve months. The eggs can .be used in any ' manner, and no difference can be detected in .the, flavour., between, absolutely (fresh oggs and those preserved. Buy a bottle to-day, and isttiant night off. It will pay you handsomely.— J. V. GORDON, Chemist (by Exams) Mosterton. A COUNCILLOR OF DTJNDAS SHIRE. Mr Paul Hable, of Moutajup, Vic, a Councillor of Dund-ais Shire, tells here what Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has done: "I have been a constant user of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past fifteen yeata, and have always found it a most effective cure. My child Paul suffered from a severe cold on the chest, affecting his breathing and lungs,*; Knowing how good Chambenaih's Cough Remedy was, I gave it at once, and am pleased to say my child was cured after using just one half bottle." For sale by all chemists and storekeepers.