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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 2, 28 September 1920, Page 8

\ W< For a quick clean shave! j • I Many minutes late, you jump out of bed— | J I your Gillette is handy, ready for your shave! | /. f| No stropping- —No honing I Use a Gillette once and it's your \m\ I A few quick, clean strokes and razor for life. No other will do I § :.. "I your skin is smooth-you have " Standard Set: in ' i I realised Gillette superiority 1 Leather or Nickel M ; I S^ B , V fa^, l " ,^jfc^S^f !DW * J) vafe. Obtainable /%&/ Nm .iKentci. E. j. III'AMS, LTJD., Box 45. Wellington. My

. , "PACK-UP" ■A/A .'- TROUBLES F*#s&i%3{Ss You "pack-up" with ease and comfort '- i aml the assurance of safe travel when vou invest in one of our serviceable trunks. . ~"~ See them! They're strong ami sturdy inside and out-evcry one's got castTRAVELLING TRUNKS 'Te'iTmacU them smash-proof and porter-proof—built them to stand tho BSStt foumps and bangs of travel, and stand 30 inch £4 0 0 33 inch £4 10 0 NA g ff g 36 inch £5 0 0 Lsather Arcade, 135 Cuba street Wellington.

I m%hcm§h f, 8 lof nights ? l| J; When coughs keep the children | j B awake at nights a dose of !{ itt ■ Bennington's Irish Most will usual- j 0 | ly ease the throat and give restful, [ | untroubled sleep. For over sixty I V years it has been the standard i | remedy for coughs and colds. | J | Mn. J. W. Cotton, of Brook J 'i Street, Dunedinl wriles:—"Dur- j ing the cold damp weather I have \ \ | found Bonnington's Irish Moss j jj most beneficial for the children's j R coughi and colds, and always £ like to keep a bottle in the house." j IBomWterfsj IrishQMbss \ has properties which act almost like a throat paint. It "paints the throat inside," and thus brings speedy relief, Beware of inferior substitutes and I j insist on having Bonnington's I B Irish Moss. 1/6 and 2/6 at all | | n Chemists and Stores. 179 | ? HEALTH SEEKERS 1 j» are out to secure nothing X 7 less than the most excellent / L thing in the world. It is j» 2 possible formen and women 1 to be healthy even under {, 1 conditions not altogether 9 I favourable—as, for example, £ 2 sedentary occupation, irreg- H ular meals, and other / « drawbacks. Such disadvan- « / tages should, of course, be / jt corrected as far as possible. V The most important thing }» is to maintain the digestive $ system in a state of effici- w 2eney or to restore it to B soundness when it has u become disordered. To 1 effect either purpose there (, 1 is one Remedy to be pre- / ferred before . all others— / 2 Prepared only It J THOMAS BEECHAH, St. Helens, Lanes. / « Sold everywhere In boxes, n I labelled Mid., ls-ljl and to-M, / / (original English prices.) / FIRECLAY. FIRECLAY GOODS. GOODS. WE SAT THAT -NB 0 • Brand are the beat, ond this statement is proved by tho continued repeat orders wo receive. SAMUEL BROWII Ltd. 31 JOHNSTON. STREET, WELLINGTON.

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