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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 26, 30 December 1925, Page 10

EVERYBODY SMILED. WHAT A HAMILTON GIRL ASKED The j oiliest old chap, we met him every morning, as jolly and smiling as if he’d never a care in the world. Everybody smiled at him. Betty wanted the recipe of his complexion, so one day, just for fun, we asked himl His advice is good. How?, Take every morning first thing a glass of sparkling K.P. Life Salt; it keeps your skin clear, it regulates and stimulates the functions of the body and puts vim into your step. It is made by K.P., Ltd., and a large family bottle costs only 2s fid. Cheap health. Get a bottle to-day. He’s still smiling—and so are we.—Advt. BACKBONE—NOT A WISHBONE. —With Marshall’s Fospherine. Be a man of thought, resource and nerve. Be able to decide and do things. It is all a matter of keeping your nerves fit. Marshall’s Fospherine puts pep in you. It feeds the nerves those essential elements to many modern foods lack. Get the sixsided carton —100 doses of Marshall’s Fospherine, perfect nerve food—for 2s 6d.—Advt. TOMMY AND THE GIRAFFE. “Mum,” says Tommy, "I wish my neck was like a giraffe’s.” “Why, Tommy,” asks mothor. “Because I oould taste this drink all the way down.” Nothing bo delicious and thirst-quenching as cordial made from Price’s concentrated beverages. Is 6d bottlo makes three gallons. Try flavoured limes, flavoured lemon and flavoured orange. All grocers. See that it’s “Price’s.”—Advt. THE SOUND OB' A POPPING CORK. Somebody’s opened a fresh bottle of whisky, and that somebody has a discriminating taste, if the bottle has the yellow label bearing the signature—Arthur Bell and Sons, Ltd. —New Zealand controlling agents, Reid and Reid, Wellington. Distributing agents. Leery, Beveridge and Co., Ltd,, Wellington.—Advt.