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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16423, 6 May 1924, Page 7

a ■v 5 You are careful what you eat —you are careful what you wear—you are careful what time you go to bed— are you careful how you sleep ? It is as important to sleep as Nature meant you to sleep as it is to eat pure food. The proof of slumber is in the awakening. How do you feel after your sleep ? The man who sleeps on a “Silverdown” mattress wakes up fresh and full of “pep’‘. All the effects of yesterday’s toil are taken away by the soothing, luxurious restfulness of his “Silverdown”. “Lying on a ‘Silverdown* ”, and “sleeping peacefully” are synonymous terms. Go and examine this ideal, damp-proof sleep-assurer. Go and see just why it cannot sag, lump, or lose its shape. Test it for comfort and good workmanship. superior to Samarang kapok Imperial Roll . > .. ’ Super T.B.P. and Q.2 rows No. I T.B.P. and Q.2 rows No. 2 T.B.P. and Q.2 rows No. 3 T.B.P. and Q. 1 row No. 4T.8.P. and Q.I row No. 5 T.B.P. 4ft. 6in. i. d. 150 130 108 92 79 69 45 4ft. 3ft. 6in. 135 120 97 83 72 63 40 120 109 87 73 65 57 35 3ft. 2ft. 6in. 106 97 76 65 58 50 31 s. d. 91 86 66 56 51' 44 26 v Silverdown Mattresses are Sold by HUMPHREY’S WAREHOUSE. ADAIR BROS. SAMSON BROS. S. H. PHILLIPS & CO. FRED GRAY. BULLOCK & STEVENS. Manufactured by C. TATTERSFIELD & CO,, Carnarvon‘Street, Gisborne. Telephone No. 53. 5* X' Instantly soothing, swiftly healingare features which everybody praises Zam-Buk. In a perfectly, natural way, Zam-Buk stops'the growth of the dangerous microbes that infest a cut, wound or sore. It allays pain and inflammation, and insures against all danger of an injury becoming poisoned, fes tered or inflamed. . Also cures eczema, ulcers, ringworm, piles, bruises, etc. these m Zam-Buk owes its unquestioned supremacy over ordinary dressings and ointments to its unique herbal composition and its entire freedom from animal fats. You can always rely upon Zam-Buk to cure you just as it has cured thousands of others. It is a aaie rule to always keep Zam-Buk handy in thebomc. SEVERE WOUND HEALED. Writing from Hale otri Beatrice Streits, Paddington, N.S.W., Mrs. Clifford says:—“My little son, Charlie,met with a serious accident that threatened the loss of an eye. Ilis younger brother was playing with a tomahawk, and in lifting it over his shoulder, he unfortunately caught Charlie near the eye, cutting an awful gash. Though I carefully bound up the injury there soon appeared evidences of inflammation and festering. When I saw this trouble starting 1 went to the chemists and got a box of Zam-Buk, and applied a liberal dressing to the wound. Zam-Buk Quickly drew out all corruption and inflammation and soothed the child’s pain wonderfully. Two boxes were sufficient to heal Charlie'awful wound leaving eoarccly a trace where it had been.” Obtainable at l/G & 3/6 per box of all Chemists and Stores. REFUSE AU SUBSTITUT IS! LINEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rubber Stamp of your name, pad, brush, /"MUM ARABIC', in largo or small XJ Stamp of your name, pad, brush, indelible ink, and a box to bold the lot, Vjf quantities, for sale at Herald JoL indelible ink, and a box to bold the lot), 3/6.'— -£t tb« Herald Ofine, ten* Department. si'6, at the Herald Offjno.