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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16498, 2 August 1924, Page 9

Free Sample r Cfh C. Y V icm MaiV your request to-day to — For Foo / Free Sample of VICTORY SOAP sent for IR* in stamps to cover cost of postage and packing. Victory Soap is absolutely pure, very hard and exceedingly economical in use. Lathers freely; has a pleasant perfume and is so fine that many people use it for the toilet as well as for all Household Washing and Cleaning VICTORY SOAP C.P.O. Box 229, DUNEDIN taiiiiititMiiHMiimmiiimmutuimfimuiMmiHiiuifitimin “A Good Investment There's nothing that gives so much comfort for so little expense as a D HOT WATER BAG »s* S <£> Ife/ tA 1 i 3 > A Y<M r c zs s rtf' •«* 1 ~ Stoss v. MV * « iti A<» iT L fnijiiii Another strong; point in their favor is their dependability—they last for years without cracking or leaking, in fact there’s no bag like them for satisfaction. Look for the brand—“DUNLOP”—it’s your guarantee of long service.. ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES DUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUST. Limited. >. Christchurch, Wellington. fy'/' W/fc 1 ; Auckland. nVn 1 1 ii i limn 1111 l llllllllliilllllllfiHlllll eiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJililiiKiiiimiiiHiiimiiKiiimiiiiAfHiiHtsunjiMitiiiiuiiß

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Bonnlngton's Irish Moss 1* absolutely safe beoause it is guaranteed free from harmful drugs andnarootics. Hundred* of thousands have prov- ’ , ed it to be the surest and most certain remedy, II stops the sniffling, dispels the cough and restores normal eonditions Kiddies love it, 1/6 St 3/6 Be sure It's Bonningtons to i TROUBLE FOLLOWS Neglect of Health The healthy, man or woman la usually the moat careless, and fails to observg the little indications of coming trouble, Elowever healthy a person may be, they teed to watch themselves, because a little indigestible food or a little too nuch food or drink upsets the whole iigestivo machine, and unless Nature receives some assistance, trouble it sertain to follow; first, perhaps, by a Common bilious attack, and then othei lerious digestive troubles. The sen* lible man or woman, however, keeps a lharp eye on the little signs of ill* lealth, and takes a remedy like Dr, Horse's Indian Boot Pills to aid digestion and help Nature over some obstruc:ion, caused by too much food or drink, rhere is no better remedy for this purpose in this or any other country, and their ever-increasing use by all classei ►f the community bears testimony to their high efficiency. The best advics that can be given is to always have a >ottle of these Pills at hand, and when die first indication of trouble appears n the form of Constipation take a lose. The result is certain to be effective, and in a simple manner the (yatem is put right again. No remedy it any price is better or more carefully prepared than Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. ■> They are the Standard Remedy of thousands, used in city, town, and country with equally good results, and sold at a price within tkt roach of all.