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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 207, 14 June 1933, Page 3

He exercised his body but neglected his teeth and gums WRIGLEY’S gives the mouth real exercise BUILDS STRONG TEETH, FIRM GUMS! OE’S a husky young chap ... but now he’s losing two valuable teeth —simply because both he and his parents didn’t realise that his teeth and gums peed exercise as much as his body! /They thought that the food he ate gave sufficient teeth and gum exercise. It doesn’t! Modem foods are too soft and rich! We need solid foods for real exercise. Wrigley’s gives this! to 0 Wrigley’s also cleans the teeth ... as it builds healthy gums. Buy Wrigley’s for your child —and for yourself! • Wrigley’s Spearmint (pure mint flavour) and Wrigley’s P.IC (double distilled peppermint flavour). Four pieces for one penny. TAKE«YOUR .CHANGE IN WRIGLEYS W.T. IO ft 4 BBS iimkkmkkmkkmkMkMiMiMkMkMikMkkWkm SAFEGUARD YOUR STOCK | Changing climatic Conditions in New Zealand make it necessary to keep stock healthy, and prevent disease, rather than cure complaints afterwards. Healthy stock earn money for owners-Ford's Stock Drench should be supplied to sheep, horses, cows, and pigs, right throughout the year—it keeps them in perfect condition and saves pounds in the long run. Mr W. T„ Lowe writes: — , . . „ “Last season I used this on 1000 lambs that I had on turnips all the winter and my loss was less than one per cent. I am drenching 1800 this season as I am sure it pays to use it every year, for if drenched early, prevention is better than cure. “I am fully satisfied that this drench is a wonderful prevention of Black Scour as well as a good cure.” fc ■ t ■ m fc ■ & ■ Use Only JOSEPH FORD’S DRENCH, g LOUDON BROS., WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, ASHBURTON, g YHYYBTYHY7HnHYTBYYPYT«!!M!fI>!IK9I!Si