Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 117, 13 November 1931, Page 11

—made in a moment The tastiest blancmange is now made in one minute with Brown & Poison's Flavoured Corn Flour. Here you have the famous Corn Flour which Brown & Poison has made for 75 years in four choice and popular flavours—Vanilla, Raspberry, ■ Strawberry and Lemon. Browne-Poison's Corn nourji^^f Sold In cartons contairtfnp; six one-pint packets—-assorted flavours. SAVE on the DAY'SWORK Every day something needs Polishing,or lubricalini or Preserving from rot> rust and tarnish. You car do all such iobs perfectly and speedily using this fine 3 purpose oil instead of numerous differen preparations. Thus 3-in-One Oil makes a bif saving in expenses. It saves still more |ES by making household mechanisms JJL work longer and silently without wear (fajnjl and by preventing destruction 1 JIB If through rust and rot. Sold by Iron GgptSjl I mongers, Stores, etc., in 1 oz., 3 oz. ami ' vfiSSSaM 8 ox. Vottles. and 1 oz. and 1 oz. Handy 18-SKaE ! Oil Cans. S3§j£m — D c B and dictionary ot uses on request tc m c. c. reid&REID SAMPLE e.O. Box si; Wellington 3-in-One Oil LONDON NEW YORK ~\£~. corn¥~ Tag' Removed Quickly! JR, cafeW tad permanently. For* JapS& get the pain and diicomfort... jap it Prog»ndr» bringi back Foot fP S lj Comfort. Of all Cheraiitt 1/6

W^ vV«k\ f^ You sl;ould always use O'Cedar Polish with w Y\Av^Pi*\ NPfNIy N^fVHlJ&il!*<■' y°ur O'Cedar Mop. Then your mop will not . Bt Jk 'W&MMMi ij& only P^ k up *he dus*' but at thesame V /i^k i %W? time Si ye a brilliant, mirror-like finish to Iv. v ■**». * JMBpK 'M* You'll be surprised, too, how long your mop * x V^W^n^TjT MkA will last when O'Cedar Polish is used. You - "V ** JfHafe^^^^^ilf V don't have to wash it nearly so often. Not flk'y^S^^^VyS^F "*■ f" t'ia^ any°ne ever minded washing an k '* O'Cedar. For, unlike other mops, the pad is \ \^^^^^^^ '' 4tK^t^BMwmr>ki T&& f/$ detachable—it comes off and is washed in '^H^B WnEtt ?%^ grocers and hardware merchants stock.

Hf Tit 4 T^ritltt*% r^ H.QTX/li" m JLyJL* JL 11111JJ LJ+ JLJLdWIVj ■.^^^^ , -Jit? M.S. Yale, Ph.D. Columbia (U.S.A,) wt ivorld'fctmous Chemist, says: - Jjs&jSUmm "Colgate's has greatest cleansing action" ilPKH»gttyHR|B^«PsL <{ 'T^O ascertain the relative cleansing power of, """I '^j^^nL. X some of the most popular dentifrices, I have \ssw*^j^ »^^ 'I^WMW "j^y investigation proves that Colgate rs has the 'a^ greatest cleansing action because of its low sur" JS^aMji^Sr ace fehsiori. This would indicate that Colgate's no^ on^y cleans the surface readily, but removes 4/t, I ''^^X decomposing food particles by reducing their tend* "■"^^fc^^ijl ■■'Illlf' cncy to remain within the tiny crevices and fissures wtttm^'- '^we °^c teetn> Other dentifrices, with higher surface W "^" M^'^S tensions, lack this capacity to cleanse as thoroughly« "Colgate's deserves high rank among these dentifrices ', because of its great power to perform the prime function \%^^mmf Jsm of a dentifrice —to cleanse the teeth thoroughly and safely." % ' "s«§4^^ Send for fre« sample, endOßlngr Si. to cover packing: and postage* ' Colgatc-Falmolivo-Peet Co. Ltd., Box 139.1 G.r.0., Weliingrton.'

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