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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 118, 12 February 1919, Page 3

JBBSSn ,, *-"" 1 *"---- 'of Milk. ■■-.■■, -Furnace j Brown & PoWs Corn I F&VOUPIfIS Flour coaxes children to a " lakeplenty of milk, their > ]\IKE N.B.'Firebricks, N.B. Firo--3 ~, n .t I'mnnrfrniT food" j 81 ' tile 3 are firm favourites. They g most important « tooa. > * are made ?rom fte celel?fftte(l Nort!l n ror example: — • S Brunner Fireclay, and will not crack, *! _, , . . _ crumble, or dotftriorate under the j BUncmangeandUra, g fiercest heat. Made in all shapes and a .Fruit and Com Flour Cnitird, • Bize3 . BlananiDge ind Stewed Fririt. \ •%■■' * frVfl n Make sure you get N;B. Tiles, as BBroGmfcibisoiKSS notfthersarequiteasgood, W ww«B» . WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS 1 CqHL FIWIF. . i ' ■ ■ ■" b'J ■ nskei all- thwe eiiily and econo- » @K!i88l©I wl 69\fBESj tbHuyi ■ "&S#iHls— j 31-33 JOHNSTON STREET, z .weeuforchildfen. " f ml WELLINGTON. . /.NEW! : '■}%%*§%ms!L —Hundreds of Exquisite .':^PSI-.-.- : Models of .... J& —/ HIT T TIOTRY Every Hat different-and ' \v v'iH)l • M ' the largest assortment we ' • *'"' \W $• ? have ever shown! "'"■ \\ \\Y /' * Will you see them? MTUOTCOTQITIfo "Where the Smart Hats Are" ipEiWIM/ll OLIII. - 264-266 Lambton Quay - "NUGGET" Users -~" , v No Empty Tins will be accepted after 28th February ; . Now that supply conditions of Tins and r Tinplgte are easier, it is no longer necessary for us.to utilise used , . • A Tins. " We tender our hearty thanks to our many customers— and especially to the children—for their help in keeping us supplied during the period of shortage. •■■■;/.: :. .'/■ ; ■' The Nugget Polish Co. - _, of New Zealand, Ltd. i Belfast Street . Chrietchnrch »^- -lts:.Serjpusnese to Humanity and the Best Way to Guard Against It f According to medical reports cabled from all the great centres of civilisation; a very serious epidemic of influenza is ravaging the human race. It is deadly in effect, ©ften seizing its victim to-day, and ending his life tomorrow; Its intense effect seems the same in any country, climatic influence or difference of latitude having no effect upon it ' ■ f It should be unnecessary to tell the public of New Zealand that the man 1 or woman whose blood' is pure is the best armed against this epidemic. Poor anaemic blood is the surest medium to epidemic disease. / Corrupt blood assists contagion, and those people who have foi their wisdom taken and are taking the blood-purifying medicine, Clements Tonic, will be the best able to resist the disease. Clements Tonic not only keeps the blood pure, it keeps the system healthy too. Facts to Remember-Keepthebloorl pure, and avoid ttys ailmont. The body whoK powers of resistance are jtrrot is least liable to infeotion. Bad bloojd in the system becomes 8 home for the germs of "catching" or infectious ailments, The poorer the blood, the richer the breeding ground for the ravages of this ailment with its distresses aches, pains, temperature, chills, and cough. To keep the blood non-Infectious, pure, cool, ,--nd the health lionoriilly good, always take CLEMENTS TONIC, A healthy body ..is fore-armod against disease in any shape or form. All Chomists and Stores soli this one great remedy in New Zealand. Clomonte Tonio- Ld., Eozelle N.S.W. I ==da ' ■ ~ I ■ jT""illiiyili' l ' I Motor gamjje. \e£3 HOT MlLpUi—\ afc^J3>