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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 8 (Supplement)

n I : m m a* WINDOW _ AWNINGS COOL and SMART Awnings in Coloured Canvas over French windows or open sun porches add an air of distinction to your home and at the same time protect you from glaring Summer sunshine. We specialise in all classes of this work and carry a wide range of stocks from which you may select colours that harmonise with your jM paint scheme. Erected Sample Blinds may be inspected at our Factory. • Ask us to quote for your windows. CAIRNS & WOODWARD Open Friday Evening. Phone 45-423. 168 HOBSON ST. tl AUCKLAND *rr In a Thousand Ways You're Safer with JEYES ■/A flu "just soap and water" cannot illl germa ana preveot lnKS, """*' disinfectant —Jcyes' Fluid. & Use Jeycs' for all clcanslngr purACCIDENTS poses, for washing; llne ?.' tt , c A lo^vp|; utensils, etc. in the bath or toilet basin a little Jcyes gives needed protection. IN THE KITCHEN—« In the WASHHOUSE and BATHROOM j e ves' will keep woodwork, metal, porcelain, etc. jrw Vromunpilasant stains. Keeps shelves, drains, etc., sweet and hygienic. JEYES' IS ANTISEPTIC. See directions for 101 uses of Jeyes' accompanying every All Chemists and Stores sell Joyes' l.i the Three Handy Bizs*. J • & V/s % vs> ¥ A V /ft A Ti ' V J". tt. Teeth clean, gleaming, white I All ugly stains removed... your teeth really looking as they should look. That's how Macleans PEROXIDE Toothpaste cleans teeth, with the added advantage that it has correctly germicidal properties, leaves the mouth healthy as well as clean. Try a tube to-day—you'll appreciate its keen and refreshing flavour. 1/6 SMALL TUBS LARGE TUBE Sole Distributors for New Zealand: JOLLANDS LTD., WELLINGTON m SPECIALIST. MUIR, Chemist, 529 H.D., Balmoral. Auckland. Send for Free Particulars. Why hobble? 5 ss® m using it to-day. PROGANDRA l' 6 SIMONIZ LIMERICK CONTEST LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS fe, Messrs. H. O. Wiles Ltd. wish to thank the many hundreds of entrants in this Lin trick I& Competition. The response was amazing, and this, together with the unusually high standard R of entries, made the Judges' task an unenviable one. The complete list of Priza-vbinen is H as follows—cheques and .consolation prizes will be forwarded to the winners oa the 20th Ist Prize, £5, is shared by the following two entrants: Mrs. E. LeQUESNE, 24 St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, AUCKLAND, and Miss D. SANDER. SON, Eltham, TARANAKI. CONSOLATION PRIZES (each of 2 tins of Simoniz)—G. V. Chipman. R.D., Pokeno; E. Miles Samuel. Haitaitai, Wgtn.; Mrs. F. W. Bales, 52 Wynyard St., Anck.; E. H. S. Miller, Kelburn, Wgtn.; L. G. Manning, Makahu, Stratford; B. Brown. Argyll St., Timaru; R. E. Alpe. St. Stephen's Av., Auck.; F. H. Wilkie, Wicksteed St.. Wanganul; Percy R. Amos. Nelson; Miss Christiana Simpson Smith. Hawera; Mr. T. Burke, Kilbirnie, Wgtn.; S. A. Mawhinney, c/o A.M.P. Society, Wgtn.; Mrs. David Currin. Linton, Manawatu; A. M. Rowe, Wairiki Rd„ Mt, Ed*n, Auck.; Mr. Chas. Ryan, Maybeck Rd., Mt. Albert, Auck.; F. Gallagher, Papakura; MrS. W. H. McKenzie, Warkworth; F. Ulmar, Devon St., New Plymouth; Mrs. Cameron, Kohlmarama. Auck. s J. Renwick. Elmira Av.. Palmerston N. MOTORISTS WISE SIMONIZ N.Z. Distributors: H. O. WILES LTD., Box 455, Auckland. 2nd' Prize, £2: Ken. D. Given, 22 Powhiri Avenue, WhangareL 3rd Prize, £1: Mr. O. W. Carter, 1 Pukeora At., Remuera, Auckland. PRIZE-WINNING LIMERICKS She gazed at her car in distress. How on earth could she polish that mess? He said with surprise, " Don't you use Simoniz) "It cleanses, protects, and costs leii. Said Haille Selasseie. "To quarrel's bo use, "So I'll send Simoniz to my eld friend II Duce; " It will so please old Muss "When he shines up his bus " That he'll probably order a trace. 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Even when the more pronounced symptoms tell you the trouble is getting serious, De Witt's Kidney & Bladder Pills will give relief. If the kidneys become inflamed, injured, sluggish or diseased, their filtering power at once drops. Poisons remain in the body—and a form of self-poisoning is the result Not only is there a general feeling of depression, with such symptoms as bad breath, bagginess under the eyes and distress in the urinary functions, but such painful effects as backache, rheumatism, pains in muscles and joints, lumbago, etc., make the sufferer's life a misery. The longer this condition is neglected, the worse it becomes. 'v* ;,*v : . >y>- ? v:>!S s.;; Kidney & Bladder Of all Chemists 3/6 & 6/6 I