fit • * #i '(* f The chief qualification I JT>i of thoroughly utiifac- / \. ; t gu. .«*»«■«. •" v% I. vAL r^BB' r, ' v^Z - .'^ (TT!X... a i ll 'f!i By an unique protest wwMpiMifljfl^Mygjjffi^ ■ lam able to mould all WT ™ ■ \\*lLJs™ plates so that they arc \m\ of uniform thickneM, >^lk\ ©^itWif&r have very powerful Vi\ .^WdjUJ^ luction, and fit with \% abiolute comfort. \Ji . **^TZ2**'' Only Special Anata* form Teeth are used If C • • 1 • T% m I in the sets 1 make. HA a^lfiOTQ 111 IYIS K&rO Thoe are v exact **C MAllgS 111 IWO JLJaUI* duplication of natural ■ 1 teeth in colour, shape Hard things have been said and written It's sack a little dose—Ss much' Si J iiHKfo ' °* tie man who sings in his bath.: will lie on a sixpence; it's such an easy and utility. dose—you can't taste it in your breakRTNG M.l-» »> >nnninfmm> But let us try to look at him with an fast cup of tea; it's such a cheap dose aol 7 >A appointment un ja undiced eye . Let us not be unduly _ it cos ts less than a farthing a day. iyo/ to-day, prejudiced by the fact that he is dis« But it does so much for you. Every turbing our morning rest. Let us day it reminds your liver and kidneys ' _ _ ___„__-»- ... w m attempt to enter into his feelings. of their duty, and gently stimulates W P SOMMERVILLE ''" ■ them to its due performance. It re- . Why does he sing in bis bath ? moves all the waste matter that has "The Careful Dentitt , been clogging the system, purifies and ; MOLESWORTH ST. Some people "say it's because ' his refreshes the blood, makes you tingle (Over Burma's, Ckamistt) instinct moves him to clear his lungs in ever 7 ftbr. e Wlth new health, new io of their overnight "frowstiness." Stuff vigour, new joy. And its steady tonic Hours! Jib. to 6 p.m. and nonsense i H e sings out of the influence is such that there is never Saturd»y : 9 a.m. to l p.m. of his heart He up | any lowen%; after-effect, such as you "'""••*?, ,I.,■■■■■l I iiiai linll | |i| feeling brimful of health and energy, commonly experience- with depuratlve ■^^■H™"^^^^ ■■»■ i. he , s g]ad t6 be alivej he we 2 comes tne drugs. . , , . .'. - advent of another day of glorious existence, he offers up a song of praise— You know what Kruschen Salts Kre— ■ ■ even though it's only a music-hall song the analysis printed on every bottle (fl£&S.Jifcij!ii& —*or hay 'nSeen b°rn 'nto sucn a tells you. You know, too (or at least S^B^^^^k- wonderful world. your doctor knows), that the six dif#GEBHB2SB»*^ ■ ' ' ferent salts they contain are Nature's Well, that's something to make a song own health ingredients. And millions ! GOVERNMENT .^ about, isn't it ? You who grumble at of your fellow-beings know that t»- - »itf9fr his musical efforts—you would make Kruschen gives in joyous abundance fa! CS 1 D ffl MS i m music, too, if you got up feeling as he just that health and happiness that i H 4uS *y l»m^TL|« Ik, I feels.' And you will feel that way— make the difference between the boregjj^«' « *b|L I .just bursting with the need of express- doai of existence and the zest of life. DEPARTMENT ing the sheer joy of living—if you take '• . wt-i-MniLikK* your da . ly p . nch of Kruschen galts _ j A pr.celeM sift for a farthing • d»y. Have you a Life I > . I f\f\ Insurance Policy? \ y rf*[l'& D • 48 jj n ' TaaMess In 7«ee if YstJ*J I l*/P* By paying 38s. 4d. a Quarter a J% f W* I*^W ' J * Put m much in eaoh §\.i ■ *** 17 person age 1\ MAY SECURE | J«™^ JS ' I CCX I U** A LIFE POLICY guaranteed , "JS*"- O^ by the State for £500, and so, '-— ; — . ' ' . ■ , . , . rhl> .dose of * «ijep«ncaful taken svary ttfofK.' i its,, ia half to on* teaip'oonfa! !n « tttmbler nrovide for his dcDendantS ns " iound in practice to he iuat th« right !of hot water before breakfMt. Every prOViae lOr ms UCpcnaaniS. owt i?v » most tavigoratine dally tonic. Cheml.t b«IU Krusohon Salts in 2/6 tottles rhe medicinil dot* for persons sufferins —each bottle contains 98 mornine "slk- • • E»'°» P,a«n» of Kheumatiam and Gout or , Dencefuls"—enoueh to last three months. For further particular. a P pl| ; ablt; al , co 'i"Bi** w"h m*?tlve *~-\*«*™* »«*• "( . _. ... New Z«»land Trade Supplies tre itocked by FAIRBAIRN. WRIGHT t CO., Auckland, ' to the District Manager. . ■ W«llloEton, Ctrl»tchureb and Dunedin. 11 Look lor the familiar orange-coloured Box in the Chemists' Windows. 31 Thermogene is ana always s jfr~' fW^x v'M^^n If has been a product of British V * "li .a-nn** 0"16 prvu v.rli'j. i ana managgjrteni '" TvSC^Sk tHE^ TyHAT would you not give, . , when pain has you in its THERMOGENE grip, to know the iov of the « „ . . • 5 r , a «,, • l j Proved Relief for: normal r Thermogene is the good Genie of Bliss to the pain-racked Rheumatism sufferer—a priceless boon when Bronchitis pain gnaws and stabs. [ Lumbago Thermogene is the soft, fleecjr, medicated C/»|Qti«o wadding that brings joy in its train. Its in- JjClallCa fluence is deep down in the tiss acs—it warms, IW/\«i»olrfs o . soothes, solaces—it brings tranquillity, peace; nßUralgla Never be without Tkermogetu if you would drive CtllGSt {jOlflS away threatening pain. Clap on a pad ofThermogene , VUOOI VVIUi7 . when pain attacks and help Nature naturally to « m « cure the ill: SOFG ThfOatS Thermogene comes to you tucked away in Inflnan'ra an orange-coloured box —it is simple to HHlSiUflZwi apply, easy to keep applied. It needs no l|fiici»lllflr Pflinc preparation. It is clean to use—sure in its 1tIUIJI»UI€II ST ailia work. Is as effective with the athlete as' - \ s^^^^—^sbsssbsbmseswith the child, and cannot harm either. ~~~ II ABSORBENT WADDING waeiaever Thermogene gets into a home it Send a postcard to-day tor Illustrated booklet becomes an indispensible item of the Medicine .on the Themogena Treatment, whleh tells how chest. Try it and you will know why Ther- to get the best results. Address: Tfterwogene niogeue is known as the Family Comforter. Bureau, 233, Clarence Street, Sydney, N.S.W. At all ChernistSt 21' Per Sole Agents for Australasia: FASSETT & JOHNSON, Ltd., 233, Clarence St., Sydney, N.S.W. Manufactured by THEHIOGENE CO., LTD., Haywards Hsatli, Susses, England.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 109, 9 May 1923, Page 13
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