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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20920, 27 September 1939, Page 3

Now is the time to turn out odd pieces of linoleum and see what use the handy-man can make of them. Large pieces can cover the roofs and sides of sheds and out-houses. After you have had them firmly fixed, see that they are given a good coat of tar, and you will find that not only has it made the structures weatherproof and dry, but it has also lengthened the life of them considerably.

WHAT’S IN A WOMAN’S HANDBAG? Who knows what’s in a woman’s hand-bag-—who knows what's in a man’s pockets? But thousands or women and men carry a handy tin or Pulmonas. These antiseptic pastilles kill the germs or ’flu, colds, etc. Try Pulmonas: 1/-, 1/6, 2/G .—all chemists and stores. (1)

Make a visit TO MY OPEN WAREHOUSE, 'yiCTORIA A RCADE, Opp. HAMILTON HOTEL. See the Special display of Genuine Hand-made Indian CARPETS All Sizes and Colours. Ann Robinson CARPET SPECIALIST, Evening appointments can be arranged. Phone 1342. CBBH Clergyman ’s Throat! Embarrassing yes, very! My voice may not have been my fortune—no—but the loss of it is quite awkward. I’m off to the Chemist for Bonnington's Irish Moss; it is demulcent , it SOOTHES, it forms a sort of antiseptic FILM on the throat its aromatic pungency CLEARS the head and vocal organs. IMITATIOXS: Xo! I leant Bonnington's. It's 1/6 <£■ 2/6.