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Evening Star, Issue 16351, 17 February 1917, Page 4

The Best Way Out of a Disagreeable Task is co use Sani-Fhssh in cleaning your toifet bowl. Simply sprinkle a little in it every few days. No dipping, no scrubbing, but a spotless, clean bowl, free from odors that come fr° m tt a P which only [ 'Si v .. vi l .TTCnfuTTr JS. WATER F'A ‘fhe trap V v/hich vou \ \ rar.’t clean i • <33 7/ jl can reach and keep clean. Sam'l / l/J IPl'tfttCyb Tr% rvi J_L * _ Ccin't C:cau o* except with | i Ssni-flvsb J \ y ... - % Flush is made for this purpose only, not for general cleansing. Simple directions on the can. Sant-Flush is unique “-nothing else like it. Ask Your Dealer Your dealer has Sani-Fiush or can get it quickly; or write us a card giving your dealer s name and we will have you supplied. Sam-F’lztsh should housed wherever there are toilets in Residences, Business Offices, Hotels, Stores, Factories, etc. Does not injure plumbing connections. THE HYGIENIC Lower Cuba Street. Wellington, rJ. Z, * iXXX 0- , .. , armErT' r - 7V-7-T-. T w~ PRODUCTS COMPANY 109 Pitt Street, Sydney, N. S. W. w U ry i m Sterling Chewing Gum \ V ' 1 W 4. 7> ‘-A i mm ' V ’to w* V e% wr» L>(£4uiii I M'-AO, «?. e%S iidtLi-.'iU '-S t,i yf, h-ALO k kUL The bare of Sterling GUM is the natural sap of tne Snpcta tree. It is creamy in body and color, end has a sweetish taste. After being boiled is added the natural sap of other trees and plants—sugar caise, corn, peppermint, and cinrstur.oa. 65 rp;j_ G«m fcfe© Sura brought out .yp dV&AJOIi ZM ■ - -, „ A ®AX WW' Wf* >~j S\ v S ‘ »■ 4- '*-*V;^^'vV^ h N-pX'h'.fiCk-r i i id 1" A®.:l C '*~ r 14 1 '.""I Y 1- : ’S- ”A 1 -r?% £2O prises —7th point Compeiitioa—rwrile for particular* STERLING GUM CO. Bos 194, Wellington. ¥9® I®¥S AN® SillS WAMT THIS SCHOOL BOOKS. iy * H v ® tl :s right sacs to got tftsm. All School Books stocked end all acscssoriss. BRAiTHWAITES 3 BOOKSERAITKWAITES* COPY BOOKS BHASTHWAITSS’ EXERCISE BOOK©. all well known for the quantity and the quality ©? paper. Finest Selsotion 0} School Bags In Dust-sdln at II ll C - o's? *? X? "■& c J ty v* c* ‘C ' r 7"<y vv V VOli IAFM mil r; (?> ■with nothing less tbau good results from a medicine that claims to improve and v preserve your generai hev.Hh. It is a vrelWsswa fact that disorders of the tiiseitlve system are responsible icr the msjority of ce.ses oiindisprsitiomri those who e» should otherwise V o pen', why well. For the numerous ailments affecting the ¥ organs of nis imi/ersally actnnttsfi that there is no more ofncocio.'s f. remedy than Beeoham’s Fills, which should always be taken immodiatoly there >;• Is any indicaticn that nature retroires sans assistance. In the result you | will be entirely satisfied, for dyspeptic aud bilious troubles are onaedily corrected by tho use of this world-famous excellent family medicine. The enjoyment of life is €) fn M Prepared only by THOMAS 33KKCHAM, St Helens, England. Sold in boxes, labelled price lOid (36 pills), 1/16 (56 nills) & 2/9 (16S pills). <V I Ltd |IT 'id I i LiLu ihe want for Bottles necessas'y for Jam Making and Fn Pi'essryiitg is growing daily. PRESERVING BOTTLES (Ordin-ary)—l-quart, 0/ l 2-quart, 12/ per dozen. PRESERVING BOTTLES (Canning, Special)— i-quart, IQ/; 2-quart, 13A3 per dozen. ENAMEL JAM PANS, ‘BRAES JAM PANS, ALUMINIUM JAM PANS, tram 4/3 to 18/3 each. hii SPECIAL FOR 1917 SEASON. i iliilFvlPfS/ 5 }IAR WRE^OH s screws the screw lid airtioj will remove the tightest of lids—l/ eSGtI.- ° (Made for the ordinary screw-top jar only.) JAM POT COVERS, 6d packet. JAM JAR RINGS, 6d and gd per dozen. SCALES, WOOD SPOONS, PAPERS, AND COEEES IN STOCK. rrp^r fe film. oS© 111 ?.p. OPS li.ll IGE STREET (Near Hanover street).