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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 158, 5 July 1921, Page 8

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11l Ili When you ask for Potatoes you don't accept Apples! Therefore, when you ask for CLEMENTS TONIC, don't accept a" just as good" tonic It is an insult toithe buyer's intelligence when unprincipled retailers endeavour to foist the "just as good" article on the customer. Fortunately such retailers are in the minority. Nevertheless Be sure you are served with Clements Tonic when you ask for it. For over thirty years this excellent medicine has maintained the confidence of buyers who require a nourishing, invigorating medicine for insomnia, anaemia, loss of appetite,"nerves" and similar blood and nerve ailments. Purchase a bottle now, and re-build your system to withstand probable winter colds, chills, and similar epidemics. I For liver and stomach troubles take — 'I 1 FLETCHER'S PILLS. These, together with Clements Tonic, are a valuable combination for maintaining health and energy. Iw Jaws that snapped with this ugly, savage beast followed her because in her basket which she was taking to her grandmother were some lovely cakes and other dainies made with Edmonds' Baking Powder No wonder the wicked wolf couldn't resist, but although he was a bad wolf, you could not blame him for liking what's good. 149 Slg3 For successful ~- „ m - — m■■ ■ M _—