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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 52, 22 July 1914, Page 4

SMALL-POX AXD DIPHTHERIA wouM certainly not Have attained suci proportions if the hygienic fact w.re more generally known that the disinfection of the mouth by B reliable and" harmless antiseptic is a great protecting. laetor against all ailments where the infection is through the' throat or reIpiratory tract. r,y nutting 3 drops of SAXDER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT on i piece of loaf-sugar, and allowing it to ']inaoive in the inmitli, that cavity it thoroughly disinfected. The volatile mitiu-e of SAMDRR'S EXTRACT makes > PPTii-frate every crevice, SANDER'S ■ iAIRA(,7 is not nauseous nor depress* lw rii, common ''iicttlyptNn, and pos- „ un'av Antiseptic power. By using SANDER'S EXTRACT, you avoid the umTvtiim composition of ttiw lozenge; iou .t ve tl.e benefit of the stronger ■mrisopf.ic tUt cut he with safety <'id the resiil is protection ♦«•«!,, ,|) jn' =

There's 110 place like tlic; Melbourne for men's 51ml boys' suits. There's no other place where such variety, coupled .with snugness of fit and' nattiness of style, can be obtained. The ready-to-wear suits at 39/0 to 05/- represent the highest sqill obtainable in the tailoring / art, and easily represent a saving of £2' and upwards as against made-to-ordor garments, There's another big saving to be made by buying your- boots at the Melbourne. Better value than the 16/9 line of men's welted boots would be difficult to find, as now attested by hundreds of satisfied wearers of this famous line. We claim for these boots that tliey are the equal of any sold elsewhere for 25/-. Eight styles and'fittings kept in stock, in glace kid, bo*."-, calf and willow calf, ■