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/ -i ' ==5 . ' SUGAR SOAP .. For washing down and renovating before repainting all woodwork. Priming, Undercoating, Paints, Enamels and Wallpapers. Granfiekl and Co. MAIN STREET, otaki. f r— — — ~ — - — " — — THE NAME TO REMEMBER IHE RA1LWAY HOTEL Adjacenc to ihe Otaki Railway Station. Buses and Taxis Pnss Door Frequently. Only the Best of Wines, Aies, and Spirits Stocked. ACCOM MODATION THE BEST. j. C. FITZGERALD, Prop. RING 17 FOR SERVICE G. WYLIE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, OTAK* RAILWAY. Periodicals, Mag? ynes, Comics, etc., Stocked. — Also — Leading Lincs of Stationery, Etc. 'Phone 79. AGENT FOR ALL LEADING PAPERS. / ■ -- . — JJ ^ G. A. ENGEL . Painter and Paperhaoger Te Horo ESTIMATES FREE. 'PHONE 185A. - - ==y The RIGHT and the WRONG WAY to BLOW YOUR NOSE r BLOWiNG THE NOSE is a simple operation. But there is a Right wa y and a Wrong way. I The Right way : 3 ■ Place the handkerchief over the nose without squeezing 1 1 the nostrils, keep the mouth open, and blow gently ; or | I grip the nose on the hard bridge so that the nostrils I I stay open. This v/ay you clear your nose safely. I | The Wrong way : | By pressing the nostrils tightly and blowing hard, you 1 are liable to force the germ-laden secreS tions in the nose back into the Eustachian | tubes (at the risk of starting middle-ear I troubie, acute earache, possibly burst Wj0 I ear-drums) ; or you may set up infected sinuses by blowing the secretions back /) \\Vjg* into the sinus cavities. Clear your nose carefully and safely — and for the sake of other people cover up with your handkerchief every | time you cough or sneeze. jj REEF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURH REFERENCE

For nasty Coughs — Colds — Wootls' Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. NYnodSj Ltch, Lanibton Quay, Wgtn

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Chronicle (Levin), 9 August 1946, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Chronicle (Levin), 9 August 1946, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Chronicle (Levin), 9 August 1946, Page 3

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