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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1933, Page 3

One table-spoon “ Chenol,” the White Disinfectant, mixed with half-a-gallon of water means instant death to germs. , cv>» l* tne Co lid nas rCO tot tet"* tev us this Chtis JS.SK a'W tot u sets uses Mad e seve tat tam ud otes nttc etH at' pis' tV»e sto tot jSW‘® Ait'S eta" 1 bo su" r egat tut«sgSSi:.fc cre r*« H® r tail AlS® Re G^' an® sate G* tyitol e r«n G«n« ott B»S6 Sssgp* V.w'" - * t ■ ra* . ’ '

Save pounds by having your Clothes expertly Dry Cleaned 'add pressed by Taylor’s—you can depend on Taylor’s—they . save.your clothes—make them smart again and save you “a of money—that can be used) with advantage, especially at Christmas Time. DON’T; DELAY—SEND YOUR CLOTHES TO TAYLOR’S TO-DAY. : MERCER REVLLL ST., HOKITIKA. REPRESENTING C. TAYLOR AND COY., LTD.

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