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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 114, 10 November 1933, Page 11

r I v^ full CS««a A*l«r /i&MjESC'' f^Hki^m. w Vfr^' Relief! /w^ " , I£* Here's yet another suA'erer who grate- '/Jt^jg>~>-w UPI fully agrees with the verdict that Badox s£^Kßi^Bm !-^"' Cl? Baths are a -(vonderful relief for the ~ . IF • . nerve-racking pains of rhetanatism: — \^M|wL "1 am a great sufferer from rh-ewma- x t^^, / <tS7?i aTid ft<w2 «!«)/» a had attack last i^ Winter that I cmdd not do my work. \^ /|^N^ I tried man]/ things but the pain came . j^v^ back. Then a friend told me to have a . • >v^ " 1 .. ftot Badox Bath before going to bed. This \^_ I did. To my swprtse, next morning tlie ... . pain had gone:—Mrs. T." ■. A When jtou wash your hair with If YOUR body' is racked with rheu- "an Amami Shampoo, you know matic agony, you, too, will welcome this you're giving it the best possible pleasant, easy remedy. Simply add two cleansing and beautifying treatment, tablespoonsful of Eadox to a hot bath But did you know that A-nami and immerse for twenty minutes. As Shampoos contain tonh ingredients ( , you rest, soothed by the heat, the . as well, to keep your hair heath I? B*dox- impregnated water penetrates As a matter of fact, a regular sb( Hevery pore of your skin, cleansing and poo.s the surest way of gemny,id energising them so that they breathe &****£ SSfJSSuJS i?,^ freely. Troublesome uric acid is then *'IS JSSaETTSLJS pennltted to pass off from the system. .■ «*£ U^k ML l|^k y^^f _»amerorticproperties. 9d. per sachet. M BATH SALTS M j»IU 11 Of all chemists and stoves—lib. pkt. 2/3; |9lflfffvfaf|flHßfVlllHm!l^l lib. pkt. 4/-. Stocked by Faii-baim, Bli^^^^^^^^^HyM^l^VlM^l. "Wright & Co., and all wholesalers. Marmfaelwred iy E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., AsU to sei otit of (he Amami Manicure Sell , Manchester. (Established 1756.) —an eucntial aid lo btautiful hands. COLGATE'S icppfXfc fpptfi cXpnvi and this is Colgate's only claim IN the midst of extravagant atui gilded tootlipaste claims, Colgate's has always contended that the function of a toothpaste is not to do the work of the dentist— but to keep teeth clean— and that Colgate's does clean teeth effectively and safely. This is one reason why more dentists have recom* < mended Colgate's through the years than any other kind of toothpaste. i Use this modern, scientific dentifrice ... it will . keep your teeth cleaner, whiter and more beautiful, and besides, you will feel how its delicious, enticing ' flavour leaves your mouth fresh ... your breath pure and fragrant. ...< Send for FREB sample, enclosing 3d. to cover cost of packing and postage. -^^I^wS^Bkv. Colgate-Palmolive-Pect Co. Ltd. ,^V>l^E^KS:v Box 1393, G.P.0., Wellington. V^ftPmjC^TjCT^^ COLGATE'S RIBBON co^hx. 963 DENTAL CREAM An inexpensive * way to keep your white shoes white Bon Ami Cake, the well known household i '■ cleanser, is fine for cleaning white shoet, too. It quickly and easily removes grass , stains and smears. And what is most im- i portant, Bon Ami really cleans the shoes, as h it whitens them—doesn't merely cover over i the dirt, as other whiteners do. Use it on ;> all kinds of white shoesexcept kid. See hovr \ nice and newJooking Bon Ami makes them [ —and at what little cost j > Bon Ami is "Jack of all trades" around ! ; the house. It is the finest cleanser you can 1 - get for windows, mirrors, baths, pots and ! t pans, kitchen sinks, painted woodwork, etc -' ! BON AMI <^f : "Hasn't Scratched Yet"