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Hokitika Guardian, 4 July 1931, Page 3

no YOU KNOW THAT there are many uses for SANDER’S EOCAI/Y----»'TJ EXTRACT? Althought really a medicinal preparation, because of its purity, it r an be used both internally i.k! externally. Its beneficial effects are manif'st when used internally, in .•ases of colds, flu, indigestion, fhitullenee, or headache. Externali.v it is efficacious ~n account of its stimulating non-irritant action and wonderful antiseptic powers. Cuts, sores, and Infected wounds heal rapidly when treated with SANDER’S'EXTRACT. A few drops in half a tumbler of watei used daily as a mouthwash will prevent pyorrheoa and month infections. On account of its volatility SANDER’S EXTRACT is easily and completely vaporised into a powerful anti septic vapour, whih, when used as ar inhalation, is a very effective remedy for cold in the head, or infections of the nose. Pt sure of the quality.

QUALITY OR SHODDY? “AVhile it has long been the pride of British workmen to produce the highest qualities, it- does not at present seem possible for some buying countries to pay the price these qualities demand, writes Mr W. A. Appleton in h's quarterly review of the General Federation of Trade Unions. The wholesale and frequently reckless consumptions of capital, which accompanied and sueneeded the Great War, followed as these were by inadequate capital replacement, has left the major portion of the world substantially poorer. . This general poverty has been rendeied more acute by increasing populations, lengthening lives, and disturbed currencies. Greater numbers and longer lives necessitate greater capital as well as greater current expenditures.”