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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 998, 14 June 1930, Page 20

V V,*# H ■% o lesweat There’s a strength in * Stevenson & Ingram Dental Plate that you would not think possible a strength that means years and years of good, comfortable service and the saving of perhaps many pounds through freedom from breakages. Consultations are Free. an Appointment. CORNER PITT ST. AND KARANGAHAPE BD. Telephone 44-198

N 3 <;■> SP i§s3 A *7’<&\ »» Ji» J* V? 6<5 famous all overJJei&Jealand l^ C comraon sc nse of New Zealand men and women which so largely accounts for the enormous sales of Bonnmgton s Irish Moss. 7 hey realise the importance of buying the genuine time-proved cough and cold remedy instead of making doubtful experiments. Bonnington s Irish Moss has achieved such remarkable success that in every village and township from Auckland to the Bluff, wherever sufferers from Bronchitis. Influenza. Whooping Cough, Colds, etc., are to be found Bonnington’s Irish Moss is obtainable from any Chemist’s shop or store. Ask for BONNINGTON’S by name, and see that you get it. Ihis pectoral Oxymel of Carrageen (or Irish Moss), celebrated and used as a nutritive and tonic-food, is unrivalied for the speedy elimination of all symptoms of a cold. It reduces the fever, soothes the inflamed membranes, loosens the phlegm and aids its expulsion. Bonnington’s Irish Moss is the strong man’s stand-by, yet so skilfully have its 16 powerful ingredients been blended to a proved formula, that it can be taken safely and to advantage by the youngest child. IRISH MOSS FOR COUCHS Cr COLDS Co the genuine Bonnington* Irish Moss large, economical bottles. 2/6; the handy pochet size. 1/6. Sold everywhere.

WHY LADIES SHOULD NEVER USE A RAZOR It is the razor that turns a youth’s first downy growth into a stiff, coarse beard. It makes hair grow faster and thicker—that is why men must shave daily soon after they commence using razors. Skilled chemists have perfected a perfumed, velvety, hair-removing cream, specially designed to solve this important problem of the modern woman's toilette. You simply spread this cream on as it comes from the tube, after a few minutes rinse it off and the skin is left beautifully soft, smooth and white, without a sign of hair. No blunt ends remain to shadow the whiteness of the skin, such as razors leave— especially when the hair is dark. This cream—called Veet—has been osed by thousands. Every day more and more womeu are turning to Veet to save them from the stiff, coarse growth the use of a razor induces. 2/6 and 4/- (double size) per tube at all chemists. \U