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FRESH EGGS EVERY DAY! how to solve the EGG PROBLEM A well-cared-for pullet lays 150 eggs in her fast season I Think of bringing in fresh eggs daily from your own hen-house I It’s an easy solution to the egg problem, for a few well-bred laying hens are little trouble cm expense. They cat up the house scraps and with the regular addition to their mash of Laymor Poultry Tonic, will keep healthy and vigorous and, consequentl}', lay regularly. Plenty of grit, suitable green food and a reliable tonic are all they need, and your grocer or store has Laymor Poultry Tonic. ASTMmX 2)on't wait for an attack to catch you . ’ unawares and keep you gasping, wheezing, choking. Go at once to your usual Chemist and ask for a FREE Tria! Sample of SI LEE Asthma-Tablets. You'll bless the day you tried them. If unobtainable post your Chemist’s name with 4d. in stamps. E.A.H. Florance, C.M.L. Bldg., Wellington, C.r, N.Z. Representative for Silten Ltd., London, ZANN RELIEVES PILES. ZANN has given relief to hundreds. Send 9d. stamps for generous trial treatment. Zann Pty.. Box 952HJ.. <b" M. Appleton, 154 Featherston Street.) Wellington. 1 - irCHENWARE really shines!— when you brighten pots with Steelo—the King of Kitchen Cleansers.

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Grey River Argus, 13 May 1944, Page 3

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