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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 11 October 1922, Page 8

Free your Land of Noxious leeds IVJOXIOnS WEIRDS) ro your land of carrying capacity and value, besides incurring endless expense for cutting them year after vear., Do the job thoroughly—once and for all— Use “EXTERMIT” (Reg.) The Weed destroyer. “Estermit” is a chemical preparation, which, when sprayed on the foliage of Gorge, Broom, Blackberry, Californian Thistle, Hawkweed and snob like weeds, is “breathed ir., gradually working down t* the roots, leaving an absolutely lead plant to mark its course. ''Extennit” does not injure the soil—it only KILLS THE WEEDS. It is effective and guaranteed to do all we claim for it when used according to the simple instructions. |-gsil. tins, 9/-; 11-gal. tins, 17/8; 5-gal. t.ns, 82/6, Obtainable from all the leading Storekeepers, Dairy Factories, Merchants, Pdoek and Station Agents. AUSTRAL'S, LTD., Sol® N.Z. OistAoutors for 'EXTERMIT’ P.O. Box 1229, Wellington.

THE SECRET OF A CLEAR SKIN PALM OLIVE /VbEOPATRA, beautiful Queen of Ancient Egypt, was well versed in all tke subtle arts of tke toilet. From tke hieroglyphic writings of her time we now know that this royal beauty used a blend of Palm and Olive oils for tke protection. and preservation of ker skin. These oils have Been treasured as matchless cleansers all through the centuries. Their wonderworking properties and mild^ * soothing action are admitted to be without rival to-day In PALMOLIVE SOAP are contained rare Palm and Olive oils-finer, better blended, more convenient for use than in ancient days, but still, invaluable to the woman who cares for and seeks the protection of her skin. Palmolive Soap sells everywkere at per 1/3 cake mm m ijfh V & \ I 0 mm h—iuu'wbi 3QC

3K3 ■*i ,sr i Pour $ 4r Money m Every time you pour away sour milk it means money lost. Use * Ideal '—pure, rich cow’s milk, concentrated and sterilised. Diluted, it is the counterpart of new milk. Undiluted, just like cream. Order Ideal Milk by the half-dozen tins. USE HAINES —17 Jhe-MUk (hat tastes tike ZfreskMUk