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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10413, 6 September 1911, Page 5

The price is small, the remedy sure; ACACIAN BALSAM its name; Don't have a cough when there's a Yield "no more to v the darkest cur© ......■.•- .-. . thai) brought the discoverer fame. So now to the chemist Tepair, spair, * . For with it good health will ensure, ackragh'a Acacian Lung Balsam. PRESERVE EGGS NOW! Now i? the tfiime to commence preserving eggs. Soon they will be plentiful andi cheap, and if you have tihie forethought you may hay© eggs OiS good and fresh, as newly laid later on, when, they are scarce and expensive. Eggs .should be allowed to stand for a day; then preserve them in GORDON'S WATER-GLASS EGG PRESERVATIVE. A Is bottle wniU preserve a kerosene tin full 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 eggs and those preserved. Buy a bottle to-day, and start right off. It wii pay you handsomely.— J. V. GORDON, Chemist (by Exams) Masierton. PILES RAPIDLY CURED. . "I had beeni suffering from Piles for some little time, and had tried various advertised Ointments -for my complaint, but I only got worse. I wave Rexona a trial, and was pleasantly surprised to find I was com' pletelv cured in four days. I used Laxo»Tonic Pills at the same time, so they may have helped towards my quick recovery," writes Mrs Maggie Munro, Cooper Street, BaLmain, 11. Q. »» . iwuivii»| - — —r-■ is sold in triangular pots