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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2204, 17 July 1914, Page 9

If 'you'. nfflif®r°work your jaws— ■ You ■ over-work your stomach;. If you don't chew your food enough ' you don't , make saliva enough. . Digestion needs it This pmw.'-rheaithful gum supplies it ; 3d. per packet . ■ of 5 bars / . / Be sure if s WrigieyV' So if you mmt swallow food let this mint flavored morsel. give refreshing, improving relief to your poor, tired digestion. Let;it steadily improve your teeth and appetite. , :it contains no paraffin wax—no wax of any . kind. It is made of the pure air-dried, milky sap of the Sapodilla Tree. This grows only in the West Indies, Mexico and Central America. When dried, the sap is called "chicle." Flavored with the, pure, aromatic juice of Spearmint leaves, then pressed and cut into delicious "chewy" bars, ' and treated with it becomes the beneficial confection that aids digestion, soothes * ; 1 the nerves, whitens the teeth, refreshes the mouth, quenches thirst and sweetens the breath. • Obtainable from any Chemist TVifoirS/Q -Jmi TT G A Confectioner or Store . IvJl.C4v4v AAA <U • V-» 8 xli Sample packetfree by post for 3 penny stamps from the sole Australasian agents, J, C. GAMBLES & CO.,'"COMMERCE HOUSE," FLINDERS STREET, MELBOURNE. 4