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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17145, 26 April 1919, Page 10

I fnmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmm ', REAPPEARANCE OF INFLUENZA. 5 Health authorities recommend " Fiuen- ( | j!ol" as a safeguard against infection. ! j Half a toaspoomul of warm Fluenzol! i ' sniffed up twice daily is -irritative, I I,; and keeps the throat and nasal passages i quite free from dangerous bacil.'i. Insist -, on genuine Fluenzol, at Is 6d and 2s 6d. > The purest Golden Rule Soap, Is 3d; • Golden Rule Candles, la; " No-Rubbing," > Is; "Keep Smiling" Carbolic Pumice ' Soap, 4d; Golden Rule School Rulers, i brass edge, 4d ; " Keen Smiling " Lino. Polish, Bd.—Melvern's Home and Colonial Store.3. Our thrifty friends are delighted with the great labour-saving and nerfect cleans- ' ing qualities of " No-Rubbing " Laundry Help in Is cartons.— Gavin Wallaco and > Sons, Otahuhu Smote up, get glad, be happy. Cigarettes, reduced to pre-war prices. Green and Yellow Three Castles, 6d ner packet. Open all day and till 9 p.m. tiiis (Saturday) evening.—Melvern's Great Household Stores, Karangahape Road. For Chronic Chest ComplaintsWoods' Great Peppermint Cure. In mner«ncy, sudden alnrmiiur illnespen. accidents, Martens 8-Star Brandy is worth ' its whisht in gold. Tlien's the time to be glad you navo it in the house. Laugh and the world laughs with you, rub and you rub alone, because "No-Rub-bing" Laundry Help washes all clothes ! clean without rubbing or injury, and so say all of Waikato Grocers. Best place to furnish? Why Walker's Auction Room. They're got the finest assortment of both new and second-hand goods in the Dominion ,