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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19720, 20 August 1927, Page 20

Medical Endorsement From Abbot Kinney in 44 A Handbook of Eucalyptus." There can be no doubt as to the medicinal virtues of eucalyptus, when we consider that the tree itself medicates by its powerful antiseptic qualities a wide zone encircling its habitation. W *wi The eight worst weeks THE eight worst weeks of the year are ahead of us. Stinging winds, warmer one minute, cold again the next, are what one can now expect. With these fluctuations of temperature, each day can easily become a potential wrecker of health. Colds are everywhere. Keep yourself immune by using Evagreen Eucalyptus. Always have a bottle of " Evagreen " in the house so that at the first sign of a sneezing fit or irritation at the back of the nose or sore throat you can immediately inhale or take a few drops internally. Eucalyptus which is free from phellandrene, alcohols, and aldehydes is much more potent and altogether different in results to the ordinary Eucalyptus. Medical authorities have proved this through various tests during the last few years. To-day many of the leading sanatoria and hospitals are using Eucalyptus as the best remedy for all cold troubles. Would they use it if it was not the bests Evagreen Eucalyptus is free from alcohols, and aldehydes It is definitely safe and contains nearly twice the amount of Eucalyptol demanded by the British Pharmacopoeia. "Evagreen" is always standard quality—a fact you can rely on. 44 Evagreen" is also more economical—a greater quantity for the price. m Sol* N.Z. Distributers: FORTEY SALES SERVICE UMITtD P.O. Box 532 • - WELLINGTON C 5- for correct solution 2 © for only one word wrong Compiled from Nuttair*. Webtter's and/or dumber'* 20th Century Diction trie* CLUES DOWN. Preoious stone Plural of ox , Wide, not " narrow. Red Army (abb.) . Islands , To allow . Foe Some other 'abbj . Kind of voioe . Notion . Four deep (abb.) . Into . Full depth (abb.) . To unite closely . Midday nieals . N.O.N.A (reversed) . Dust (actual) . Animal's lair . Not present Where rooks nest . Same as 27 across raa mm ran ME ra to mi: am nn uiana n no wca ra □ram UEJQ Qanrann HOI ma sa To be seated . Used in washing: Spoon-shaped oar . A fireplace , Short for Susan , Made use of . Free from pain , Bird's homes . Lyttelton Garage (abb.) . Male child . Used in rowing . To revolve . To grow old . Older (without r) . Loaf (without L) Alfred (abb.) . Merry . Mad Indian (abb.) . Not " off " . Tall Boy (abb.) Quick Result Competition RCXiisß. , (I) This Competition is complete in itself, ana all praf® are awarded strlotly and solely on merit, (2) A &hiuin» Postal Note (crossed) mnst accompany each sonition. Additional entries may be sent on plain paper. ii.ui First Prize, £55, will be awarded for the correct or mo-* nearly correot solution, whilst £2O will be given to the competitor with the next best solution. No competitor cai be awarded more than one prize or one # share m any one competition. (4) In case of ties, the prize money will oe divided accordingly. If more than six competiUjrs tie for the first prize, the whole of the Prize Money, £75,wi1l Be divided among them, and no Second Prize will oe awarded (5) Full prize money has been deposited with /ne Editor of the "Lyttelton limes" along with sealed solution. (6) In all matters of dispute the decision of Simple Crosswords" will be final and binding. (7) All enquiries must be acoompanled by stamped addressed envelope. 5/- will be charged for re-scrutiny of results, fee returnable if claimant is correot. In this Quick Result Competition all solutions must be posted by. Friday, August 26. Solutions will appear on Saturday, September 3rd, and prize money dispatched on September 10th. CLUES ACROSS. , To prooeed Easily broken / past partioiple of Additions >■ To wrap iup Myself Baised up K.E.T (reversed) , Conolusion Anything lent x Sums up , D.Y.A. , Burn (without B) . To make use of . To break open . Noon (curtailed) . 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