It’s clean pure and “I chew Wrigleys’ ” said the banker, “because it helps digestion.” “I chew it after smoking,” said the lawyer, “because it purifies my breath—prevents heartburn.” “I chew it,” said the dentist, “because it cleanses my teeth and prevents decay.” healthful if it’s “I chew it,” said the doctor, “because it sharpens appetite and makes food tasty.” “I chew it,” said the teacher, “it aids my nerves helps me think.” Wrigley’s “I chew it,” said the urchin, “ because I like it—and that’s enough for me!” Millions chew Wrigley’s because it is refreshing— but benefit just the same. Do you? 3d. per packet of 5 bars wSi CHL Mfiful pure £5 lean Look for the spear Be sure it’s Wrigley’s It contains no paraffin wax —no wax of any kind. It is made of the pure air-dried, milky sap of the SapodUla Tree. This grows only In the West Indies, Mexico and Central America. When dried, the sap ia called "chicle.” Flavored with the pure, aromatic juice of Spearmint leaves, then pressed and cut into delicious "chewy” bars, and treated with Pepsin, it becomes the beneficial confection that aids digestion, soothes the nerves, whitens the teeth, refreshes the mouth, quenches thirst and sweetens the breath. Ask lor It at your Chemist’s, Confectioner's or Store today Made in U. S. A. Sample packet free by post for 3 penny stamps from the sole Australasian agents, J. C. Gambles & Co., Flinders Building, Melbourne 3
“There’s the Rub” T 5> ***»*• ' isg J?=* —the part of the tyre which is subjected to the greatest friction and wear, stress and tear, and that's where you find the thickness in the best tyre. The tread of every Cycle and Motor-Cycle Tyre is made with shallow grooves, because; — 1. Shallow grooves make the tyre thicker, and therefore all the stronger. 2. Shallow grooves protect the tyre from grits and stones, which would otherwise adhere, to be ground into the tread. That's why MICHELIN TYRES last. WHOLESALE AGENTS: J. B. CLARKSON & CO., Ltd., Wellington and Christchurch. A.N.Z. 25
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 11
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