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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2192, 3 July 1914, Page 11

■;■■-■•■ ' JS lchewWrigleys ? ee|^ w said the banker, "because it helps digestion." ■; JL *' ® "I chew it after smoking," said 1 the lawyer, "because it purifies ►■•■■'■• cBbSSBS mybreath—prevents heartburn." "I chew it," said the dentist, Slid "because it cleanses my teeth and prevents decay." BtSSBtBtfiSB '•" "I chew it," said'the doctor, ■ "because it sharpens appetite V> and makes food tasty." " '"It . ■"■ , "I chew it," said the teacher, ■{.s.*« "it aids my nerves—helps me ■ _ llS > ' . . . think." ' ' • . ; ' ■ "\)l7f e icll<PV*C "I chew it," said-the uirch|n s ■ ;■ * -i , -- i$ "because I like it—and that's ■■.' enough for me!" Millions chew Wrigley's $ffl&Wmjjj& because it-is re- ' freshing—-but benefit just the same. Do you? 3d. per packet - . .•::'' Be sure it's Wrigley's It contains no paraffin 'wax—no wax of "any kind. It is made of the pure air-dried, milky sap of.the Sapodilla Tree. Thi3 grows only in the West Indies, Mexico and Central America. ' When dried, the sap is called, "chicle." Flavored with the pure, <*-i*ur-.. aromatic juice of Spearmint leaves,.then pressed and cut.iuto delicious ."chewy" bars, and treated with (Pepsin, it becomes the'beneficial confection' that aidsi digestion, soothes the nerves, whitens the teeth, refreshes the mouth, quenches thirst and sweetens the breath. Ask for ft at your Chemist's, , "Ri/fr«rl/-k im, TT C A Confectioner's or Store today MaOS Wti U, O. /I e Sample packet free by post for 3 penny stamps from the sole Australasian agents, J. G. Gambles & Co., Flinders Building, Melbourne 3

ZAM-BUiT SOOTHES AMD HEALS." J I WHAT irritation arises from raw, chapped hands::!: 1 If € Wxjipn % : | ' skin is at ail sensitive shesuffers more or less %;#* ; w% all i , \ the year round, but with the damp, cold and frost of yrfriter, fe hands | a "d wists become a positive torture. First the' skin loses Its pleasant | &»■ . : ?^Ssp ; softness, then there is a disagreeable roughness and redness, JTbiWed 5f I • by cracking and bleeding, particularly m the region of. the fcnßc|ies and :|| Pfijinffl]) Wr ' sts, This distressing condition is made worsebydrying, thrhaticts or face i| £ &L1111U& carelessly after washing on a raw, cold day. Neglecting chaps, or any told || j^^^F^'¥ i^^i^^^ sores, may lead to pamtul swelling and inflammation. 1 here is & ,dafflgsf ox ||| vl ayK.© S rt ? elt i n ß i"? 0 the cracks of the skin, and setting up positive toriurft. f| J^^^^^^\ : - ' ' n act, c ' ia P cold-sores are often the first symptoms o{ deepHfootei p skin disease. The trouble is utterly beyond the reach of toilet creains and || •■'■/' cheap which possess no medicinal value whatever, arid whjeh afe ji6t |f rr. '$$$&■ °f tne l east use w^ l6ll the tissues are thus affected. Zam-Buk is the' sdieiritiJßc ■■}^^i^^^yo^^^^^ot^ : :- Wsss a^m which, in addition to allaying the inflammation and paift, aiwj healing || chaps, cold-sores and roughness, also imparts a new and remarkable heallibi* p n?SS l ° * e s^'n ' tse mear Z am "B u k on at night, and wear aft oH pair of | gloves till morning. The effect of the application of. Zam-Buic is delightMly || Coo^n S sool hingi Its healing ingredients, which have set it on a pinnacle apart from If '^^MP^^^^^^^Mp^^m^^ ordinary ointments and lotions polluted by animal fats and minerals, instantly soak into 'ijf i^^^^^^^^^^^i^|^^^l^p^ thoroughly permeate the tissues of the skin, softening and healing in a perfectly ;[|] wa y~ , ' ie un^ue .. Zam-Buk way. New tissue is created, the incipient s!kin disease Eg ' is banished, and the raw winter days may be faced without fear of old trouble returning. || PAINFUL "'if AST Winter theextrennmld caused my h»nd» to cr.ck and become an-f.ffly rort," >4iS Mrs, afe ~ WHOI I ,rHliirUl. Jb Erasley.ot corner olOHlton and Hhillii Street!, Marrlinda, Adclnidt. "W I put tWi In-water fe :• • nnul nnllAjrc they would bleed and lie very piluf ill, »nd I could not Mtend to my dome«iio<lu«eii. i*)i.f tkiii ob m fa RAW UKML>r\O . »de o( the nn\> would breti away, cnuslni: nasty raw opening!, Z»m-biik 911 rciMn.c » ! ti!%ht W • 'UiHinH BLED »WnwVnw!eV'«nd"w«bl". rflnd n jij ' Wni.Un BUE.U . w », ol preventinir Winter sores »ndkeepinit the iHn healthy and rolt.'.' " | K# obstinate cases ui eczsma, cold-weather sores,- ulceration WjtW _»» uoinnEr nurir-r* "'^^'^S^i'W ,^ PJ ecalp disease, piles, poisoned wounds, festered sores, ring *ir PVE"»" HUlVlfc iMctDS /I fSjfY i! <-S y£>\ "wortn, abscesses, p3iti3 arid swellitigs. No home can safelv $ a LA be without thi he ler Allchemi t & tore 1/6 &3/6 per pot A . nm m ■■» u, M * A* ■■' — - ' ™. . . Well ls2%[iffflsiX&RoG£ Experience, ail orei' the fPtfiSSSaa'© hpaSumdc tr~cSHUua&l!a!H S> Globe, proves that EHAMPIOH'S (kOail© S3 SrlifiiltlSrS WflligS IllllJ • . „ „„ „ GUARANTEED PURg WHItE WAS h „. »n • jl w hh ceSHm SSOTWro possessos unrivalled quality. : Artistic -into-Your-Home. -— z. it— ■- ii 1 ii ..,,■.».■..■.,.,.,■.—..■ Finely ground and possessing much density it eovers β^at ■ ■ - :; surfaces with little work. Both time and labour sd*od> Tho grace of line and dignified comfort of GOOD Furniture en- - j ' ■ . hances tiio attractiveness of tho home. ffi |J M MS| IHfiJl 6 ! '1 f 3 H ffl When you buy,COLLIE FURNITURE it is with the assurance or ~ , ~, ' . ■ honest workmanship in the smallest detail, and it quality oE timber' tassssmiaaassanEg gi^wcMWK-aa and material that will bear tho brunt of hard and long service. jte is most easy to "break-uj).' , Jt is puro mi 1. 1 c 11 1 !• mi 1 ■<■ •„ ras-v »v and delicato in shade. Superiority of The beauty of all our productions will, charm you if you will il») finish a certainty! ' nay a visit to our pShowrooms. . -, ' '' Wity, ■hh\l\ <.«tta •n n "r,T«-»T. r ,,,'. ~ ■ 1 J ■: . . |i# f« fs\ "t CHAMPION'S "is rehatoldana lasting, . EDWAiD COLLIE, LTD. all merchants. ••' . • ■■ TffLj r==j Wholesale'DiswibuteM-OOLXiIJT ft - ARTS CRAFTSMEN, 00 - P ' TRY - L,d ■• »•«• owXAu.feJb. '■■■■• MunutMturore-cnAMl.'.roif, Wlt-C'r! 167 RIDDIFORD STREET. TELEPHONE 1634. h ' "' & co - Lauronce I'ouß-fcwy Kiii, 1,.--nU.