Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9957, 29 April 1918, Page 7

USED BY HNOTKEDBiS AND MOTOMSTS. Wherever dirt or grime is mot with you will find ‘'KDEAN-ITTV* th© Magic Cleanser, on the job. Dirty hands are soon mad© dean and sweet with Uttennitt.” Compoßed of harmless that do not injure the skin. Delicately perfumed to counteract , unpleasant odours. . As a household help “IClean-itt is ■unexcelled. Keeps pots and pans in splendid trim. Removes grease stains and paint stains. Cleans baths, sinks, flow and woodwaro of all descriptions. .A: largo tin only costs a shilling and lasts, a long while. All leading retailers, but if difficult to procure write W. D. UUdow and Cd., Wholesale Distributing Agents, Wellington. _ •

'Cigarettes have been barred at b!i e Ore at Hakes, Illinois, U.S.A., naval training station, although other towns of smoking nro allowed. Government figures show that for tho last few years tho iprieo of bread in tho United States Ims _ been steadily rising through a reduction in tho size of tho loaf. ~ a e. r’ Miss AMY MURPHY writes“l recommended Plucnzol to somo of our Pimtomimo people, and they were delighted with tho results.” Sniff up, garglo or swallow 'Tluonzol.” Is Cd end 2s fid.