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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18626, 23 July 1930, Page 7

at oclock SHE has learnt the secret of relaxing the nerves—by the use of Wrigiey’s Chewing Sweets. For the very act of chewing calms the nerves* as your doctor will tell you. When nerves are calmed, tension is relaxed. The mind is freshened. Concentration is easier. Work becomes fun—not effort. But Wrigley’s does more than make work easier. After every meal it helps digestion-—cleanses the teeth and mouth—removes all trace of eating, drinking or smoking—and sweetens the breath. Always carry Wrigley’s the sweet of refinement and good health. Spearmint—Double Mint—Juicy Fruit—6 bar packet» 3d LEYS m rtftST' PER packet 'm A] I C COLUMBIA Dry Cells . . d known the world over for their dependability, long life and economy ... are best for doorbells, buzzers, engines and general ignition purposes. V 'I _ ~1 CtNßt VColumbTa) TWADE HAWK J I Vno Ha, v Dry Batteries "" —they last longer ELLIS***COMPANY, LTD. Chancery Chambers, O’Connell Street, Auckland IONXYOB CCX& r«R **nition. RAP* 0 AND ALL stanuL pur** ls ""OlUl CAAAOft