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Nelson Evening Mail, 24 July 1916, Page 7

METHVEKS SEAMLELSS | CIRCULATOR | Still Good After 30 Years' Service No Circulator stands the ravages of time like the Methven. This is because it is made from heavy rolled copper sheet, and entirely without seams. As a result a Seamless Copper Hot Water Circulator stands pressure that makes ordinary circulators burst and leak. Outwears by years old seamed circulator. Coating of English m. tin keeps water clean; \ patent spreader makes I it quicker to heat; 1 andpatentsludge door enables circulator to be cleaned without dismantling. Inspect it at your plumbv ers or ironmongers. Methvens Ltd., ' Makers, Dunedin. " I have never used a better Cough and Cold Remedy than Hean's Essence. It saves a lot of money." Be sure it's H-E-A-N-'S ! = THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE =

The best way to have a good complexion is Nature's way good health. This depends on good digestion and therefore strong, sound teeth. Safeguard your teeth by Good Teethkeeping Rely on the habitual night and morning use of PERFECT Prepared for almost half a century by a Doctor of Dental Surgery. Pure, velvety, gritless and safe, producing a polished -whiteness and healthy, non-sensitive gums. Preserves the teeth by the best method—keeping them absolutely clean. Obtainable at all lead, ins chemists and stores. I. W. LYON & SONS, Inc. Lower Cuba St. Wellington, N.Z. 109 Pitt Street Sydney, N.S.W.

What Grandad used Grandad used Bonnington's because it was the most effective, cold-cure available. He found that sneezing, coughing, sore 2===* throat and hoarseness could all be *-Jl stopped by the soothing, "pl easa nt~to~ Jffl take" Bonnington's. mrnmtmmmMuumd IRISH MOSS ■■ still holds pride of place. What it ' accomplished in the "sixties" for folks it will do for you to-day. j Ask for Bonnington's at your chemist's or store. I 107 kt»tUHWHH»mWI»tHUHIIIIIHHItIHUWWmiItIHWWUHHIIIIWIHimUWIHHWHHI

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