I ■V\ ( m 5a5 k v 'imm-. ft my>. ZZMxi ylaatvi/ <foy«f<m& outlcJt aM dhM" I never koev; that choosing thit right sheets could be so easy until Granay told me that tie most important thing about sheets was the name On the; uelvedge. "Look for the name 'Horrbckses,'" said Granny .. , "That's the advice your great, great-grandmother gave me when I was married, and I've \ 'proved thai she was right. You'll find that Horrockses ..""• Sheets and Pillowcases will outlast all others . . . you'll find they still have the same good old-fashioned wearing qualities for which they were famous in my great'grandmother's day." QUALITY ♦ COMFORT + ECONOMY ""*«• assuredwhuri you insist on M i !»h SHEETS aj*d PILLOWCASES Put An End To Those CHILBLAINS & FOOT TROUBLES With The Aid Of ihe chilblains on my feet and hone's itched continually and eventually broke out. Zam-Buk proved very soothing and healing and I was soon free from the annoying chilblains."—Mrs. E. Hayes. ★ :;-•,:.-••*, ;.' * . I've tot new feti! Washing them every night in warm water and using ZamBuk brought asipunding relief, and i>ain and inflammation an gone. 1 can ow walk or ■■ stand'with Perfect- ease." -Miss L. Phillips. . Mains every time there s a return of cold weather? It's not only the pain and-discomfort you have to contend with but there's always a danger of chilblains breaking and becoming septic. i You can be free from chilblains all if you follow this easy treatment Just give feet and hands a nightly rub over with Zam-Buk. This restores circulation, ends Pain Swelling & Inflammation and';where; the. skin is broken gives complete antiseptic protection. If your feet are aching and tired, or you have corns and hard growths, before applying Zam-Buk, bathe the feet in warm water and dry thoroughly, \ especially between the toes. The refined herbal oils in Zam-Buk are readily absorbed into the skin. Thus aching joints, ankles, toes and feet are soothed and strengthened by Zam-Buk and real foot comfort is assured. 1/6 or 3/6, of til dt tiers, or post free fom C. E. Fulford (A/sit) Ltd., 1 & 3 Nickson St., Sydrtey (Incorporated in England), Every @ Kitchen Wisdom No. 5. Always wash salads and vegetables in water to which a little salt has been added. The best salt for this and all other domestic purposes is SAX A SALT the mott popular packet gait We've learned whu care-free travel really means. It's not an exaggerated statement—but a definite fact. The Government Tourist Department bat made it possible by issuing Travel Tickets from anywhere to anywhere in the Dominion—by any and all means of transport Decline for yourself where you're spending your vacation—consult your Government Tourist Bureau, and they will plan your tour, offering helpful luggestlons and Issue all the necessary return travel tickets in booklet form, and book your accommodate n. No trouble, no worry. -A Saw/ti ROOKING AMD ALL INFORMATION OVERNIHEMT •URIST BUREAU COIIINER PRINCES AND RATTRAY STREETS. ;;-:-: ■!;;, ' Plum* N». IJ-735, '■'.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23894, 23 August 1939, Page 2
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