Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 1174, 31 May 1928, Page 4

"My old standby for . |\^P^! ' 1)^ A sharp attack of Rlieumatism de- - Zfi^&Sffi&Sk " Kruschen is a splendid tonic " wonderfully effective m these cases Applied lightly to the painful part, Read this .. "/ think Kruschen Salts are a splendid tonic. After it penetrates and quickly a Letter my husbands death m December last I became very runstream of healing new blood to f*^r> down m health. Had terrible fits of depression and was carry away congestion, bringing k mjijfftss, vi * * » v t i * v j --.l sweet relief-driving out all pain . 5^33® mabte t0 eat " slee P much > * was .^troubled with and stiffness. Clean and easy' to v "\. ( j rheumatism. I decided to take Kruschen Salts and have use, Sloan's. Liniment is uni- now been taking the little dose for nearly two months, during versally recommended. ' . which time my health has greatly improved. The rheu- " Never Failed To Give Relief." . matism has completely left me. lam much brighter m •'My wife has been using Sloan's spirits and both eat and sleep better. You are quite at . liberty to make use of. this letter should you car,e to do so." rheumatism, for -which it is excellent. » * We can honestly say it has never failed Mrs. L. t. Henderson. to give US relief." — Mr. Chas. Robinson, , Originalletter on file for inspection 85, Louisa Road, Long Nose Point. Of Chemists and Stores 2/- per bottle. -> . Good Health for a Farthing a Day Thm Standard Treatment for .■•..,-. & •* RHEUIKfATISW.SCIATICAjLUMBAGO, From every Chemist and- Store, at 2/6 per bottle. SPRAINS, ACHIN6 MUSCLES. f '.'■■'■■• \ ' ■ '■ . ' " \ t heap 1 rips by I rain Popular Excursions BEGINNING ON 31st MAY. Another cheap excursion period for safe arid happy holidays by rail will, begin .. on! 31st May.; ,'' .■' ; ■■.■ ■: •; .:■ ■: ; ; • • .■ ■'■./■.. ■ - ".'■': Excursion tickets issued from 3 1st May to 4th June (inclusively) will be available for return until 16th June. ' The, more the people take advantage of these facilities for economical, comfortable trips on thsir own trains, the more the Railway Department 'will |be ; encouraged to increase^^the opportunrities. V Lxtra trains— Additional Accommodation— on King's Birthday Holiday, 4th June. TRAVEL BY RAIL FOR SAFETY. Communicate with the nearest Stationm aster, District Manager or Passenger Agent for full particulars. \ JUST WHAT i^lfe is the proper care fl Of fppth rim A OTitnQ? w^,..; L^«wn) ; : f (CCUt LA'S VIA/ V^^K^ -Jp^Ba^^v %i i \ GUARD THE DANGER LINE |^^^^/]^ 1 \ * - where teeth meet gums , ]13/^ini\ I ■ • ■'■■.'.■. ''-■''.. x . :■ ' ■ - : ■■;.■■"• i-' \ ■'.-.,. ' ■.'>'■' , : ■ ■■.--■ '■•• '■ ' ■■■•■■•' ''■■'-. ■' ■ < : - ■' ' • Can the average person, busy with affairs of everyday . . ; . . life, give teeth and gums effective protection? Yes— but, to „ '<■' do so; teeth must be more than merely brushed. They must vs . be protected also from harmful mouth acids. C/OntaillS OVCf' "For both these purposes dentists now prescribe E* /\Q/ Squibp's Dental Cream because it is. made with over' -3%) A) ■ ■ • 50% Milk of Magnesia, the best medium known for neutral- o «ii» i/»it izing the acids which form^ not only at the Danger Line, . oQUlbb S iVlllk where teeth meet gums; but m the tiny crevices m. and of MagllCSicl between the teeth which the tooth brush cannot possibly ' ■ " '■. preach. ' \. - ' .■■■'■ : ..•■■. .'"'..' ,•■'■ .• . .. .' :.; ; ■' . Squibb ( s{Dental Cream not only cleans and pro-^ tects the teeth but refreshes the mouth, sweetens the > breath and makes gums firm and healthy. , -ASHFORP& BATTEN, Ltd: U VictorlaStrert, WELLINGTON.^^^^^TzSd C^"%%®F H* tft*@^Z&^ SQUIBB'S Q l[\ M^K OF MAGNESIA lAtlh sweetens the breath, neutralizes the acids VJlßl||Kw jf%m IL •'^-<^^ r^ ■ 'of the mouth and corrects eJfcessi.v«B;StomAV|Kh flcft acidity. On retiring stvaltotv <t teaV|l mm^^^^^^ spoonful; also use it as a mouth-wash « n< i gargle. It is free from the usual earthy and alkaline taste. , E\ JR. . SQUIB B &. SO N S <• « NE W YO R X KANUFAGTURING CHEMISTS TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SINCE 1858