Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 17327, 15 April 1920, Page 2

Nij, CLEANS LIKE MAGIC.' Makes Pets and Pans Spick and Span. SAVES SCOURING, SCRAPING. The dirt and grease may be burnt in or lying in hard thick cakes, but a touch with “KLEAN-ITT” removes them as if by magic. It’s really wonderful how quickly and easily “ KLEAN-J.TT” does the work, and how clean and bright it makes the things. va v'rT^r' V 1 S ° ap a £ d , other tiresome methods? j ib more elective, ;md more economical because less is needed. And think of the time and work id eaves! Nothing better for shelves, lloors, tiles, baths, and ' for cleaning motorists’ and mechanics’ hands. M fra m & as; m a aU UFOCBP m Phone 347 ’Phone 347. 531MIH* (Late Wilson's) H3GH-GRABE GROCERIES, TEAS, HAMS AMD BACON. Highest Quality, Lowest Prices* Your Patronage, wlil be Appreciated* BBBSRSSBSSaBBSBBSQBSSEBSSEBSBBBBBBB3 29883E9 U 'Phone 347. 'Phone 347 swaacjiLWi <«■ taassssssmwsasmsssas Bssaans .-to 'sSWtoMt* We have just received from our Home Buyers a Shipment •of ARTISTIC AND NOVEL ORNAMENTS, designed with Local and Patriotic Emblems. CHELSEA PLAQUES (Peace Designs), SHAKESPEARE’S COTTAGES, ANNS HATH AY/AY COTTAGES, CHILDREN'S MUGS, MILK TUMBLERS, LUCKY HORSE SHOES, EGYPTIAN JARS, FLEMISH JARS, TRUMPET VASES, SUGARS AND CREAMS, SUFFOLK KET.TLES, Etc., Etc., Ranging In price from 1/9 to IS/ per piece, - These are in WHITE CHINA, and the Decorations Stand out clear on the White Ground. w L? ijß I w l*) 243 GEORGE STREET (NEAR .HANOVER STREET), _ TsgwrowwqswOTgtnM,! .r bmb 5S^ of this I concentrated Mi cream m & mx 8& it lasts Cream D end fries ,is so concentrated that a very email bit on tbs end of yottr brush fills your mouth with a delightful, l foamy lather as refreshing as fruit juices. Most popular dentifrices ore strong:!/ alkaline because of the mistaken theory that an alkaline dentifrice is necessary to neutralise the acids of food decay. As a matter of geien title fact, a slrong!y alkaline dentifrice is actually dan. geroua and destructive to teeth. It paralyses the salivary stands and retards the secretion and flow of saliva, leaving the mouth dry. Science has at last discovered that one of the chief purposes of saliva is to neutralizeand render harmless the aeida »f food decay. Adds cannot exist where there is a* copjons now of saliva. Mennen’s Cream Dentifrice does no* check the flow of saliva, but on the contrary actually increases its flow becau.se.,of the mild, beneficial fruit acid which ss contalnedin the cream. Mermen's Cream Dentifrice cleafises. It is cool and refreshing, and polishes the tfestn, witliout scouring: or crliuiing the enamel. Obtainable at ail chemist* and stores . Ths= 'Pfenwcti Company 109 Pitt St., Sydney, W. S.W. Lower Cuba St,, 'Wellington, N. Z. • 202-ca