Page 13 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19390, 27 July 1926, Page 13

m m 'Hie, I The home that is dusted and polished with O'Cedar welcomes inspection. O'Cedar Polish restores the original lustre of furniture and woodwork. Removes stains, finger prints and greasy marks—applied on r damp duster it gathers and holds every speck of dust. Your motor-car, too, will do you credit if you use O'Cedar to preserve its glossy finish. Five Sizes—l/ 6to 16/-.

Save time - Save toil Snioii more 'Leisure o=%/ - - hak your Cake, s° handy to buy—so good, own cakes any more—you and obtainable in such won- never will once you have tried derful varieties. You really Adams Bell! On your way shouldn't bother to bake your home to-day get. some! Adams Bell 124, Queen Street; 75 and 36, Karangahape Road; Three Lamps, Ponsonby; 200 Broadway, Newmarket.

LIONOIL offers the same colour possibilities as lead paint, with the vital advantage of an efficient rusfc-preventive. It has also a greater covering capacity. Lionoil remains waterproof through extreme weather conditions and is never marred by unsightly blistering and peeling. Use it for all iron roofs and verandahs, brick, cement and CLEAR AND IN COLOURS At Oil and Colour Merchants and all Store®. New Zealand Agents : RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., Queen Street, Auckland.

INFLUENZA SAFEGUARDS RISK of infection is greatest if you are at all " off colour." The body then offers slight resistance to " flu" or colds or chills. Its natural defences are broken down—but can be restored easily. You, perhaps, are listless, disinclined for exercise, subject to headaches. Or, your appetite is poor, your nights sleepless. Avoid all danger by taking immediate precautions. A short course of Clements Tonic is the simple remedy. When " run down " the blood is impoverished—unable to supply the needs of the nervous system. The spent nerves, consequently, fail in control of the organs which normally remove poisonous waste substance from the blood. And so weakness and liability to disease increase —the blood is both impure and lacking in nourishment. Clements Tonic repairs the damage in a pei> fectly natural way. It is a chemical food for the blood, supplying the constituents it requires. It tones up 1 the whole nervous system. At the same time it gently stimulates the organs which cleanse the blood of waste matter. Normal health is soon restored. The body is equipped with reserve strength to repel disease. Lassitude and sleeplessness disappear. Clements Tonic contains neither alcohol nor opiates. It is good for young and old. Keep a bottle always handy. No cause for anxiety it you commence to take Clements Tonic at the first indication of 111-health. eAt all Chemists