BROS SELL GOOD USED CARS TPORD One-ton Truck, Ruckstal Gears A and 2 spare tyres, £7O. CHRYSLER Six Cylinder; , 4 wheel Brakes, i£23o. f , . TTUPM[C)BILE Tourer,) {£uippei;s;,.side screens,, disc' wheels, riewi tyres Thoroughly' overhauled, £250 THhODGE 1926 Special Tourer, almost as hew, £260. QTUDEBAKER Light Four, overhauled. Good buying at £125. DODGE 1922 model, guaranteed right, £l3O. Terms arranged and your old car traded in part-payment. J. G. INGRAM & CO., LTD. DODGE BROS. DEALERS. Eczema and ail skin troubles, sore legs; Salt Rheum. Why endure them any longer—you <pan commence your cure to-day! al PEUtSCRIPTION 4/6 and 7/6 per bottle Of all Chemisti X Q O/ 1/6 and 2/8' ® 'iqnt an<i morning awafen your deeping beauty * > Learn how tq awaken the clear radiance that lies under your skin. Send to-day, enclosing 8d in stamps for postage, to Tail, Carlisle, Simpson Ltd., 19 Bedford'Row, Christchurch, for the Oatine Beauty 'Box containing trial size Oatine Preparations and Oatine Beauty Book. Jlvo C ten ms } forNiqht A cleansing noul ishing cream—2/ ,and 4/6 at al Chemists For Day A delicate prjteci ing snow unde your powder .. 21 at ail Chemists. COUGH MIXTURE BY THE PINT EXCELLENT -REMEDY EASILY MADE: AT HOME., The following recipe, by a qualified chemist, means an enormous saving in the cost of cough and cold medicine. Mix 4 tablespoonsful sugar, 3of treacle, 2 of vinegar, and a large breakfastcupful of water. Stir till dissolved,, and put into a clean pint bottle. Add one bottle of “Heenzo” (Ilea.n’s Essence) and shake well. You thus, get the equivalent of seven or eight ordinary bottles of cough remedy for the price of one. Not only a wonderful saving, hut the result is a pint of the finest family cough and cold remedy money cart buy. ■ Splendid'fdr all kinds of colds and coughs, croup, Whooping-cough, bronchitis, influenza., ahd all throat- and lung troubles. Obtainable at all chemists and stores. 2/6 a bottle. Be sure you get “Heenzo”. No other will do.* -
The Bore: “My wife doesn’t understand me—does yours?” Victim: “Why should you expect my wife to understand you?”
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 6 August 1928, Page 2
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