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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1035, 16 August 1911, Page 5

PRESERVE EGGS NOW! Now is • th'© time to commence preserving eggs. Soon they will be plenttM and l cheap, and if you liavie the foretikragbt you may have eggs as good, and fresh, as newly laid later on, wheai they are soarae. and expensive. EjjjSjs> .should he allowed io stand for .ac day; then, preserve them in GORDON'S WATER-GLASS EGG PRESERVATIVE. A Is bottle wiiill preserve a kerosene tin full of eggs, aid wall keep them perfectly fresJi and good for at least twelve months. The eggs cam be used in any manner, and aio difference can be detected An the flavour between absolutely fresh eggs and those preserved. Buy a bottle to-day, and. isfeant right off. It wiiE pay you handsomely.— J. V. GORDON, Chemist (by Exams) Mastertan. A COUNCILLOR OF DUNDAS SHIRE. Mr Paul BaMe, of Moutajup, Vac., a Councillor of Dundas Shire, tells here what Chamber la,m'si Cough Remedy has done: "I_have. been a constant user of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for the past fifteen years, and have always found it a, most effective cure. .My child Paul suffered firom a severe cold on th© chest, affecting his breathing and lungs. Knowing how good Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was, I it at once, and am pleased to say my child was cured after using just one half bottle." For sale by all chemists and istoi^kecpsrS"