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<'VE CHANGED TO THIS g ■■■ | THAT HELPS NOSE, THROAT, AND I CHEST AU AT ONCE! -f W ” 1■ " ’ 'WI - 4 tewft.Y A Sally’s colds used to last for days! Nose 1 A •<. -Mir. X-s cio 38 e d up. Throat sore. Chest tight ® and congested. And how she coughed! How different now! With one simple treatment, I chase all those miseries. 1 just rub her throat, chest, and back at bedtime with Vicks Vapoßub. Right away, her nose begins to clear, her breathing is v g eased, her coughing is relieved. And the tightness in throat and chest is “warmed away.” » , ~ WmIF She sleeps Arid, while she sleeps, TRY;; Vapoßub goes on working hour after hour. By moming, usually, the worst of her cold is over. .. P. S. There’s something else Sally and 1 V\ like about Vapoßub. Because it’s just I to <’ X., j rubbed on, there’s never any risk of its 1 COUGH upsetting her stomach. U with ZP F««Skl « eaS wbreathed 1 lightness w break 1 KStW ly. ing eas y - . WJF || Ink fell OVER 26 MILLION JARS USED YEARLY W VAPORUB

BENEFITS to CONSUMERS The advantages of cooking electrically are appreciated by all who have changed to this modern method. Some of these benefits may be obvious even to those who have so far postponed the acquiring of an up-to-date ELECTRIC RANGE. But, briefly, the various points of superiority may be summarised as follow: — I? iOT PAAIfIKTIP The Electric Range has been rA3i Lvvlliiw developed to a high state of efficiency, so as to make electric cooking as fast, or faster than any other method. /'ITT ip A TiT Not only the electric range itself is cleaner, ■ J.K/l but utensils, clothing and furnishings of the viiuwax k itchen are a || ke pt clean. The Electric Range retains its heat, and, requiping less oven watchin ffi kee P s the kitchen cool. p A I'vp No fumes, nor flames, means safer operation and CT A a’ healthier air. CONVENIENT SSF DEPENDABLE Viui R * nge is dependab(e in regu i a . tion. MORE LEISURE XLXSS ITIUiUI E | ectric Range substitutes leisure enjoyment for drudgery. a mnno A The Electric Range is designed ATTRALI IVh f ° r as well as utility ’ fll JL v ar|d adds t 0 the attractiveness of the modern home. ECONOMICAL West Coast, where Hydro Electric Power is inexpensive. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD

“It beats me why some ol the scientific blokes don’t invent a tobacco without any. nicotine in it, he re- ■ marked to his tobacconist. . Ah. ie~ plied the weed purveyor, when science produces tobacco like that the pigs will begin to fly! But why worry; If there’s no tobacco without nicotine in it there’s tobacco with so little you hardly know it’s there. Well Im blowed!” said the other chap. What is it?” “Mean to say you’ve never sampled Toasted?' asked the tobacconist. “No; ’course, I ve heard of it. Who hasn’t? But my usuals black twist.” “Plenty of ‘nuce m that laughed the tobacconist. Why not give "‘toasted’ a go? Lovely flavour, and talk about bouquet! fry a tin ol Gut Plug No. 10, and you’ll stop growling about nicotine There’s precious little intoasted, the toasting works it out.” (Tobacconist’s advice taken ) The five brands of the. only genuine toasted, CUt Plug No. 10 ißnllsbead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, are not jonly the choicest but the least harmful of any tobacco on the rnarket.---56.—Advt.