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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13210, 25 July 1917, Page 6

& T)0 YOU KN'OW the importance of rich blood? It will fcs avijml when you consider that the entire system derives its Hovsriataeifc from the blood. When the blood is poor in quality and unablo properly S3 pcrffSll its function, the system becomes starved. The sufferer complains of exhaustion, lassitude, lois of njJgsSiCa and depression he is debilitated. He will continue to suffer until his blood is enriched and strcagthesed. This is when Iron 'Jelloids,' The Reliable Tonic, arc neadedi C 3 «nrich and strengthen the blood. As the blood becomes restored to its normal condition, strength cjt.3 caergy return —one feels fit and well. Dr. Andrew Wilson wrote :—" Improrerished blood aaa Cv 3■> -j " ajado rich and good by meant of Iron 'Jelloids' t£a j "most effective and desirable treatment." '' A FORTNIGHT'S TRIAL (price 1/9) WILL CONVINCE YOEJ. Reliable Tonic for Men . . . IRON 'JELLOIDS No. 24. For Anemia in Women , , . IRON JELLOIDS' No, 2* For Growing Children . . . IRON 'JELLOIDS' No. 1. ' Obtainable, at all Chemists, price 1/9. Larfie suo 4/-. <35517 W^JJ. a IW-i f/3 \Voisounced Jell-Lloyds) esßESHEaKsaaisscssswiarc:. -r; of "Why L3jfe B, ® a?s® *)' m fa 1U THE CASING.—The Strength and Quality of the Canvas used Dunlop Motor Cycle Covers ensures you freedom n iiijHiihis and annoying lyre troubles. Ample strength is (. embodied in every' eover we issue to carry you * «-■ thousands of miles over the roughest of roads. THE RUBBER TREAD—OnIy the highest grade Rubber is used —and plenty of it. Lightweight covers will not stand up to hard riding on our roads. Thafs why -Ji. "Dunlops" are so popular amongst motor cyclists—ample rubber is provided to guarantee you a big mileage. WORKMANSHIP- Our reputation depends on this, and as we endeavour to make every tyre we issue a standing advertisement—you get the benefit. THEREFORE REMEMBER IT PAYS TO USE "DUNLOPS." Stocked by all Leading Agents in • GROOVED," "STUDDED," "RIBBED" and "LOZENGE" Patterns. Lists on Application DUNLOP RUBBER. CO. natchurch Vn/-^ >\ t K m m SB I if & J r I?®* mWWfa -.7f\; : f 4ft' <■'? I Newark To JMfr i&JA ' -' ,ajlT 24-WE p> tT Si m ■ ■a?? vlOiU adjust on a BUT any smeni: is.. basis of V ir r .it are real anti* skid tires, are now sold sindeK* United States Tire Corn pany's regular warranty perfect wor kmaaa and material— Stocked by all Motoi* Houses of Raputo. Wholesale Dislributors— WfAGNUS, SANDERSON & CO., LTD , • v', \A/o!li n fit on •"< Dun«dln jM «•f%^ B 7 4f r.t oil' i ■<v, \V I'ttL '9 Perfection Nothing hut Bon Ami ciciuir. perfectly eriough to he used on mirrors. IS 1 irrors sl:o'.v('.he slightestspeck. Bon Ami, however, leaves the glass without a trace upon its flawless surface. Bon Ami is applied in the form of a creamy foam, which dries on the glass to a soft, wiiite powder. A j -3/^r[ inor Kinds of "Fo!t>hin2^Clcaning imess! i!;-y cloth then wipes off the dry powder, leaving the glass beautifully clear. -No tiresome polishing and rubbing. No streaks or smears. No scratches. Agents: R. WILSON ANO CO., LTD., DUNEDIN.