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You really want this Flour —because nice cakes and pastry are easy to bake when it is used. —because it is a uniform flour—it bakes uniformly—and saves you disappointment. —contrary to popular supposition, ordinary flour varies—but'not “Peerless.” —because wheat varies in composition through being grown in different soils under different climatic conditions. Flour milled from it will vary too. —but the different wheats are blended to make “Peerless” a uniform flour, and its uniformity makes baking easy. Order “Peerless” Flour from your grocef * y sy a m i i V. d’llm- /g 7 \W%. ■ PEERLESSU CHRISTCHURCH NZ “Peerless** Flour u made exclusively by D. H. Brown and Son Limited, of the •• Brookfield** Roller Mills, Christchsn , ch GoW>»gr»—A

WELLINGTON AGENTS: H. BALDWIN AND CO.. LTD.. OLD CUSTOMHOUSE STREET.

Min Linde Btryi*. (From a Pkte.) & Rexona Soap Ensures Comfort “I hare used Beam Soap and Ointment on i..y daughter. Undo. *» the last five rears, and And both most beneficial, and thoroughly recommend same to Yours Truly, (Sgd.) G. BERGTN, Middle Park, Melbourne, Tim Rexona Soap Unequalled for the Skin and Hair Rexona Soap makes food conn plexions, and banishes all pimple* and blotches; is unequalled as a shampoo for the hair, making the hair soft and luxuriant. . 1’ wl»et. Rexona. the Rapid Healer, heals cuts, burns, sores, and all skin irritations and eruptions. Frioe, 1/® and S/'.

SOKE GUMS. The wife of a Wellington land agent report* that when aiiflering from severe inflammation, due to a badly-fitting dental plate, she obtained prompt relict by rubbing "Q-tol” into the sore gams, liighlv antiseptic, penetrating and healthy. Q-tol is recommended for relieving Pyhorreo.

Motor-cars worth Xi 1.000.000 were stolen in the United Stales lajt jear

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 8