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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 540, 22 June 1909, Page 2

I / O many // / V ° porlls lurk v / behind a cut that / keeping handy a pot of that Wfflk < groat antiseptic healer, Zam- p I Buk, Is a wise and necessary pre- , 1 caution. There Is nothing Ilko |p \ ' Zam-Buk for soothing, purify- % \ Ing, and healing a wound. The '■& \ unique composition and herSg\ bal origin of Zam-Buk, and m %&. Its great reliability have || tfZzSiK won for It a placo in most % Wtm households. Has Zam-Buk g jPU a place in yours? J WHAT ABOUT THAT COLD? TAKE HE'S EMOLSIQH BOW.. It is unnecessary to tell you where a neglected cold and-cough, ends. You know the Inevitable result just as well as. we do. You know . perfectly well that human lungs and throat were not made to be hacked, wracked, torn, and lacerated by cough, cough, coughing. And you also know, perfectly well that dropping water will wear away, the hardest Btone. Alright: why don't you quit your, cough 'and get well? ,Wo are talking liko this because we know what Lane's Emulsion is, what it has done , for people , with aches, coughs, and ' weak throat and lungs, and what it will do for you. When wo say that Lane's Emulsion U the King of- lung-healers and 'body-builderßi we Know what ■we say, and of what.we speak.. Don't foolish / and allow your prejudice or your scopticlsm to fceep you Irom trying a remedy that is fully likely'to give you immediate relief, and euro you permanently. It certainly vls "a." miserable and painful road-. from b cold just coming l to consumption's end, but it is.seWom a,long road. If you don't wish to travelit, take Lane's Emulsion now, and commence to get well. Lane's Emulsion will set the machinery . , of your body in proper action to cure your cough and give you the best of good health. ..' Sold everywhere in two sizes, 4/6 and 2'6. Buy the 'ar'ge size, ■ i* "PINO-MEHTHO" £» ANTISEPTIC Coughs,' nan>( ii> m« % Colds and PAS II FS Throat, ■ affections.

SOLD IN 1/- TINS BY ALL CHEMSSTS. Preserve Your Boots ! WITH The defects of the average Boot Polish are that it does not last, that it does not preserve tho leather, and that it rubs off easily. ~ . RADIUM IS EFFECTIVE I With little labour it gives a brilliant black gloss that keeps your footgear always Btylish. * RADIUM IS CHEAP! • It only needs to be applied thinly now and then. A rub occasionally does the rest. It is a wonderful preserver of leather and will save 2i por cent, in wear and tear. , Best Boot Polish on Earth! . BOOT SHOPS AND . \9d. stores; , _ ©a. Made by McLeod. ' 3 Pare Wool Underclothing. O TO Stock of Men's Wintor TJndorolothing is NEW, LAEGE, and VARIED. Wo can SUIT YOU in WEIGHTS. We can PLEASE you in I'EICE. _ ' OUR SPECIALITY IS MEN'S WEAE. Call or wTito and obtain prices and particulars. , 'WALLACE & GIBSON. "THE KASH," WILLIS STREET. C 1251

■■■■■■■ .'■ :ky gib $':m : '■ ■ ■'■'■•. ■.'■■■■ .w'■'; in ; modern;inventions..,, . A' :VERl r neat'.and .effectiro device.for the ''■Hygienic Cleaning of Glasses-tumblers in. hotels and rofreshnicht: booths, is now being placed on this market by V, ; '';'''■'-■ THE L AND D. AUTOMATIC-,GLASS AND , TOJIBLER WASHER C 0.,: LTD., • ■ ■'■' '■': .•■'■' ■■ .- ■ . Auckland. ••■ •' • ; It is called the "I and D. Automatio Glass and Tumbler Wa'sher," and has been devised with a view to'improving the method hitherto adopted in most hotelv that of using an ordinary.trough behind the counter. This trough system is ; certainly unsatisfactory. .-.! In the majority of reputable hotels:and other places referred to, the. greatest caro to ensure-clean-liness of such vessels is. exercised,, but.underexisting conditions it is practically impossible to obtain the desired result. In too many 'cases rinsing out the- vessel.in state water is regarded as sufficient. .This is. a dirty and objectionable practice, and may easily-lead to the spread of dangerous and infectious diseases from one person to another. , ■' . '■■ . ■ The new.device is (i small apparatus,, having a metallio base and sprny- arrangement, on whioh is mounted a glass ohamber, into which tlie' tumblers—mouth ' downwards—are.. pressed, Tlio' pressure required is very light,-, but _ is sufficient to thoroughly.flush'the tumblers with, fresh water, in lull view of the customer; the fittings are small and .simple, and- the Hasher may bo affixed to any .counter without' taking up any appreciable space. It's'main advantage, o'ther.than the important one of Hygiene, is,the' saving of time and labour. The matter has not been dealt with previously, because it was difficult to suggest a lemedy which was practicable,..and, .at the sanio time, could be readily enforced. The Glass Washer .referred to removes any difficulty, because, it is simple' in application, effective for, cleaning purposes, modcrato in price, and inestensive in opera- •' In th'« Australian. States the Board of Health have made it compulsory that all Bars-'must have a running water connection; this.regulation is already enforced in Wellington, and no doubt the s near future will mo it'compulsory throughout tho Dominion.' The wnter-trough, with; its conglomeration of different flavours imparted by the. various glasses used, will then bo done away with. ;,.■„,.„ '■■ -, '■ . ~''•' . Those machines are installed throughout the Australian States,, also in'.Auckland, whore they aro untold -.satisfaction. The Grand Hotel in Wellington, in keeping with its up-to-date policv, is the first house toiUso them in this city, an action that will no doubt bo aoted iipou by all the hotels horo, which have tho interests of the public at hourt. . ■ : ; '■■v ■. .: ■ '■■-. .. ■■»: ■ . .-' 8930

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