Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 27 February 1939, Page 4

m> /\ < r * <vy Ready for Anything If Jack had taken Andrews Liver Salt, the Giant-Killing would have taken away his amateur status. Unlike a fairy-tale, there is a basis of fact for the . „ benefits which you gain from Andrews Liver Salt. Many minor ills are due simply to sluggish liver—to a clogging of the system with poisonous food wastes. A morning glass of Andrews gently clears the system and purifies the blood you feel refreshed, invigorated and full of "pep” and confidence. Andrews is effervescent, cooling, refreshing pleasant-tasting, not habitforming, and entirely harmless. Start each day the Andrews way! * I ■ **N St to dtrvslij to be SCHOOLGIRL COM PL LX I ON All OVER ! " m % AS certain as the sunrise every morning, she uses Palmolive for her morning bath. She knows just how thoroughly Palmolive’s generous snowy lather removes all impurities from her skin, leaving it immaculately clean, satin-smooth and positively glow in g with health. Palmolive’s secret blend of olive and palm oils makes every bath a beauty bath. 2/119 Its Bob-and Sister is qoinq out with him this time .0 Oh!He must bat/e used that Lifebuoy We put in his car Wont say he's qotJOpoW

BUSINESS SECURITY! \-fAKE sure of your position and the salary it carries by learning MORE about your iob. Become an I.C.S. trained man Be indispensable to your firm because of your specialised knowledge! Over 300 I.C.S. Courses include : Concrete Eng Motor Mechanic's Electric Power “A” Grade Exam and Lighting Aero Ground Eng Radio Mechanic Foundry Work Diesel Engineer Accountancy Free Prospectus sent on request: advice given without obligation Let us know in which subject you wish to be trained at borne. Write TO-DAY' INTERNATIONAL v CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. N, 182* Wakefie!d-st., Wellington.