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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1931, Page 8

THE COURT SAYS SO THE CHEMIST *SAYS SO. THE DUTCHMAN SAYS SO. Try it and win’ll sav that SANDER AND SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT is unnvrtlled tor roughs, colds, windy spasms, catarrh bronchitis, headache, backache, hard sores and soft sores, dicers and gramdonios in water or the Distiller’s act. At the New Zealand Exhibition it was judged first as to quality. The essential of a good extract is the Eucalyptol and oxygen content. SANDER’S EXTRACT is always above the American Pharmacopeoia standard and that is the world’s highest standard. Give it a go. AR. reputable chemists know it A' Yeaston Tablets keep the system regular stimulate appetite, prevent digestive disturbances. \V, E. Williams, Chemist. —Advt. Delicate colouring of youth recaptured by regularly eating Yeaston Tablets which purify blood. W. E. Williams, Chemist.—Advt. Do you Yeaston daily? Better than apple a day. W. 1C Williams, Chemist.. —Advt.

“It is calculated that 80 per cent of advertised goods are purchased by women, or that women have some part in any decision to purchase. In buying a motor-car for the family, a woman's voice is not silent; in buying a home, the furniture for a home, in selecting the summer holiday, the woman’s vote turns the scale. Look at the Windows of your stores, the advertisements everywhere, and you will realise what a power woman is where the purse is to be opened. Bearing these facts in mind, any firm contemplating the preparation for an advertising campaign must forever remember that the EVENING PAPER has become the paper of the home and the PRINCIPAL ORGA’N for the womenfolk.” —Vispount Northcliffe.

aA tin of pantry shelf “Rex” on the is the hostess’s best friend on Bridge Nights. Much more delicious than ordinary cheese. Makes the tastiest sandwiches imaginable in a twinkling. IB D □ Spreads like Butter.