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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10605, 2 June 1920, Page 3

THE OINTJIBNT FOR THE ATHLETE. Every footballer, hockey-player, or athlete of any kind—or nt least the team captain— should see to it that there is Always a pot of Bee Ointment handy- to lender first-aid to tbw© players who get cut and bruised. A out neglected may oasily become infected during the game; ii bruise ignored wilt become very soro naiuful-thafa why you MOST have Bee Ointment at each game. \s a training liniment, or an emoilie'nt for stiffness after the same or .practice, it has no equal. Immediately soothing, a prompt healer, and a sure and safe antiseptic dressing is Bee Ointment. Get a large Is 6d pot before Saturday, or send for a free sample to Bee Ointment Proprietary, Bos 388, Wellington. ■ ; cannot get much beyond six mile s an hour, which was what Joseph Calib, of Dumbarton, achieved, without a break, in the distance between Dumbarton and Glasgow on January 2nd, 1820. # Grime, grease, or-paint is often ingrained in the hands. This can be remedied by rubbing in a few drops of Q-TOIj before starting yonr day's work. I lairdresscrs, Chemistß and Stores, IJ6.