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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22512, 16 December 1947, Page 4

A Timely Warning THAT HALF AND HALF FEELING We all know that “half-and-half' feeling. Not downright ill-—yet far from well. That feeling which comes on Mondays, after an indiscreet weekend. You get it too with certain winds, and at the change of the seasons. Often you get it without any apparent reason. You are a bore to yourself and a nuisance to others, and life seems to have something missing. Maybe your bowels are not functioning properly, the liver is sluggish, you are bilious, or the digestion is upset. Just try a course of Dr, Morse’s Indian Root Pills and carefully note the improvement. W. H. Comstock Ltd., 6 Parish St., Wellington.*!? t&* fine* World W the in PfOAOttm d LA-NQ-MA

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Thanks for Telling Me AbourCn& STERADENT ' )0' A A & Steradent not only cleans dentures thoroughly and quickly; it sterilizes, too, and removes all possibility of your teeth becoming a source of infection. Just place your dentures in half a glass, of warm (not hot) water in which a capful of Steradent has been dissolved, leave overnight or for twenty minutes while you dress, then rinse well. For dl dentures, including Acrylic Resins. Steradent Beckitt £ Caiman (Xeu> Zealand), Ltd., Pharmaceutical Division, Bond St., Dunedin. Bt.5T