r;.r-r^rsr2 /i pi>ss Ladies who would preserve youth and beauty and - A >,c> piny tho game of life must follow Nature’s way—■ fresh air, good food and ■vr ill !S i Ji la iJil i iiiili ms iSa kV kS 2s* bil I sre? M zaatfM ?w <i / 4 . 'idi it taken occasionally before breakfast to supply those natural tonic salts required by Mother Nature. It is both a mild aperient and a pleasant effervescing drink. Gold at ail Chemists and Stores. 2/6,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 July 1918, Page 7
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