saw iw ‘ j! /if M < saJii 2' • v »tD t In spite of that cold you really must jfggl carry on with the job, therein lies all the risk. It is a lowered system that’s a . fflljl breeding ground for cold and other germs. You want to' rid yourself of Ibonningtorsl the danger before flu gets a chance to develop. jKwlw, It has been found that a “Pectoral Oxymel” . WSJIIIpSS made from a sea-weed called Carrageen quickly S=E-:=£=j= attacks that germrladeh congestion! It soothes ysyggfe-l irritated membranes. Get genuine Bbnningtbn’s containing this Pectoral Oxymel, and start at [ ,t ° l «Mife”rl once . .. that Slfi, Sip, Sip « BONNINGTONS msa moss for Coughs and Colds . s GEO. BONNINGTON LTD., CASHEL ST„ CHRISTCHURCH. 2X4 DO YOU KNOW DRAGON’S BLOOD AS DENTIFRICE! An ancient recipe for toothache Bays, “Take mastic and dragon’s blood, of each a sufficient quantity, them and mix them together and let the patient use them as a dentifrice.” Another popular remedy of olden times was to use the ashes of the fjk ankle bones of a female goat, crushed to a fine powder. NO WILD ANIMALS outlive their teeth. iTMITj’ The reason for this is that without teeth the animal cannot catch and hold its prey, and therefore it must gradually starve to death. Animals in their wild state rarely, if ever, suffer y from toothache. • **' TOOTH DECAY CAN BE PREVENTED. •ZSI 4 jk_ - Twice-daily brushing with antiseptic Kolynos removes food deposits that often start decay. You prefer tooth powder? Use Kolynes Tooth Powder. Its superfine texture safeguards enamel. KOLYNOS DENTAL CREAM and TOOTH POWDER KOLYNOS (N.Z.) LTD., 60 KITCHENER ST., AUCKLAND. W ; j pl ‘Dettol’ is the modern defence against the germs of infection. On the cut which may lead to blood poisoning, in the room from which sickness may spread, in the all-important details of bodily hygiene, use ‘Dettol’—the modern antiseptic—for safety. <1 Reckitt de Colman (Rew Zealand) Ltd., Bond St., Dunedin. D. 48 Serve delicious Holly \ Bran d Oatmeal or Rolled U-j )/\ * Oats for breakfast. It —*k /' aw® cooks while you set the f V\ fSkSITT table. Better than real old fash- ■ cex- ' ioned porridge yet full of vitamins an d nutrition. buchanaM’A TsECS.TO PREPARE BAILLIE, NEVILLE AND CO., AGENTS, GREYMOUTH.
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Grey River Argus, 19 August 1944, Page 6
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