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Grey River Argus, 5 March 1929, Page 8

-they call him 'The wianyoucan’t rattle” NINE times out of ten, the man who keeps cool gets the best of a business deal. The strain of modem business life makes heavy demands on the nerves. The man who loses his nerve also loses his judgment. Many successful business men regularly use Wrigley s Chewing Sweets. The act of chewing, they find, has a soothing effect. The healthful cleansing action of Wrigley s refreshes the mouth —gently stimulates the flow of natural juices—steadies the nerves. Apart from its soothing effect on the nerves, Wrigley s is particularly beneficial after eating, drinking or smoking. It cleanses the teeth, firms the gums, sweetens the breathmakes the mouth clean and healthy. Efficiency and refinement both demand the regular use of Wrigley’s. aWRIGLEYS Spwmint—DoafcZemint- Jaicy Frait—< bar rackata 34 I

A Little (ffJU . Flavours Much V --Ax ' —when you use Stevens’ “Cathedral Via 1 ■ i ' j Brand ” Culinary Essences .... A* j every drop is full strength. VAI All flavours in both standard and I , j big economy bottles at all stores. V' ir STEVENS’ WFV ll 'CATHEDRAL' BRANoKrk J CULINARY ESSENCES y H. F. Stevens - Manufacturing Chemist r—V< I ~ ~ a/tN I Christchurch 1 L 111 •

ATTENTION! SAWMILLERS, BUSHMEN, FARMERS PLUMB AXES We have just landed a large assortment of Plumb Tasmanian AXES, all carefully selected, 4to 4J lbs., with round or square poles. Also “Ideal” No. 1 Axe Handles, 32in. and 36in. long. Call in and make your selection to-day. Our prices are right. WALTER SCOTT & co. HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Mackay Street. Near Railway Station.

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