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Mataura Ensign, 25 February 1918, Page 4

FOR YOUR HEALTH SAKE. Did i(. ever occur to you, Mr IJbeumatie that your trouble may ho trace able In or at least aecentuatetl by sloop mg upon tlio vegetable fibre called kapok? Wool flook does not absorb moisture like kapok. Think over our suggestion ami lot; us demons!rate to '■on the many points of wool flook. Please do not con I use -wool flook with the ordinary flook', which is made from lousing waste material. Wool flock, is pure wool, which, having boon scourer 1 and cleaned, is woven into hlakets. The wool flock is subtracted in (he finishing process which is necessary in ordci lo make the blankets sofl end woolly. What better material could yon desire Ilian wool above and wool below? Does that not appeal to you? It >.ust- looks like the ideal bed, and is, and remember it. costs little more than the dustdistributor kapok. MACGIBOON & CO., LTD., The Main StreetMn r -v (’nnier. Many ft fortune ban been bin It, up or a simple idea, properly protected. Put be sure that your invention is properly patented—that your interests are se cured. Information of value to every inventor will be found in our KHEIf Hunk, “Advice to Inventors.” Write for a ropy to-day.—Henry Hughes .. . - •■■ *" P. Build mgs, rrmces wireei 1