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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 277, 20 November 1913, Page 9

II 1/I / Riot 1 ?1 1 fir I & .« HI II if I out § I at Mackay's Clothing Corner I lOn Friday — On frid^y —Or ridgy. 1 m 100 pairs of Sample Tweed Trousers (all m M sizes), worth 8/11 and 11/6, wj. m Mackay's Friday Price, 5/1 1 and 8/1 1. w. g 25 Sporting Suits in Neat Summer % r<M Tweeds. JOT Mackay's Friday Price, 29/6. % J 30 dozen Half-guinea Pyjamas. ft S Friday's Price, 5/11. f SS 18 dozen Neglige Business Shirts— xr M beautiful patterns, worth 4/6. raj ;| Friday's Price, 2/11. W I AT i I Mackays Clothing I 1 Corner, . 1 1 Corner Queen & Fort Streets.- J:

I MEDICAL £111 REWARD. LOST, all Liver Troubles, Sick Headache! 1 and Tired Feeling by taking TC'ENTOK'S T JTTLE TITER jQILLS, i 1/ BOTTLE. i FENTON, C eEMIST \ ej. KARAXGAHAPE ROAD. j , . -I THE RECENT EPIDEMICS OF , I SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA j L ____ Would certainly not have attained such' ' proportions If the hygienic fact were more [ ' generally known that the disinfection of the mouth by a reliable and harmless - antiseptic is a great protecting factor ' against all ailments where the infection is ' through the throat or respiratory tract. By ' putting three drops of SANDER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT on a piece of loaf sugar, and allowing it to dissolve in the ■ mouth, that cavity Is thoroughly disini fected. The volatile nature of SANDER'S 1 EXTRACT makes it penetrate every crevice. SANDEK'S EXTRACT is not ; nauseous nor depressing, like the common J eucalyptus, ami possesses great antiseptic • power. By using SANDER'S EXTRACT. i you avoid the uncertain composition of thp I lozenge; you have the benefit of the : strongest antiseptic that can be used with [safety, and the result Is protection from jail infection. i ___________ ! OF Mia VIOLETS I OF , BEAUTY I PRESERVES THE COMPLEXION ; PRESERVES THE COMPLEXION I ABOUSHE3 WRINKLES I Absorbs the worn-out outer skin, and reveal* the I boautltul healthy complexion underneath. I i Price, 3/6, From ! A. A. ECCLES, W. H. WOOLLAMS, Chemists, Auckland.