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Timaru Herald, Volume CLIV, Issue 22738, 12 November 1943, Page 6

FAMILY HEALTH You cannot keep the members of your family safe from contact with the outside world, but you can safeguard 4 Big Tablets their health by implanting principles of hygiene. First p Q j g_ defender of health is Cleanliness. Encourage the Karbol to the habit to keep hands and bodies clean and wholesome. b ar . Karbol is Its searching antiseptic lather removes dirt and prevents good value, infection, leaving an atmosphere of health and well-being KARBOL Superior CARBOLIC SOAP Manufacturers: McLeod Bros. Ltd., Cumberland Street, Dunedin. 1 Some new PHILCOS still available including the ALL-WAVE SPREAD-BAND MODEL 760 —the finest 8-valve radio ever ' --ffl offered in New Zealand. Marvellous Selectivity: ||)jT* Spread Band de Luxe spreads the full short-wave range from fe.l 13 to 31 metres. No two gg world stations within oneeighth of an inch of each other -XjL-- IK on the dial. jKj Ease of Tuning: Eight sep- w. ' arate bands 7 short-wave, 5 of them spreading short-wave V by twenty times. The only band / illuminated is the one contain- / ing the station to which you / are listening. !_ 8 valves with 11-valve perfor- / 1 mance. Available in Console or / / Mantel Cabinet. So/c “' / New An, / Distributors: / PHILCO Stafford Street, Timaru. EinmiiigmmMiisM ■ ■ w ' 1 inH /' ■ Mi Ah!... that’s Persil Whiteness j B You can tell what kind of a home this is, by the B B very look of that tea towel. Where there’s Persil, J ■ there’s always brightness .. . clean white clothes B B and linens. Yes, it takes Persil’s 1 ffl oxygen-charged suds to give true t g whiteness. And many a woman W- B B is finding Persil’s gentleness the fT) S B solution to the problem of hard- fl jjLfdTlV S; ■ S to-replace linens. AL. j S w raiiaa MORE THAN EVER BEFORE YOUR ESTATE REQUIRES TO-DAY THE EXPERT, DEPENDABLE ADMINISTRATION OFFERED BY THE TRUSTEES EXECUTORS AND AGENCY CO., OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. HEAD OFFICE DUNEDIN J. M. JENKINS, District Manager of Australasia Buildings, Comer Stafford and Bcswlck Streets. Local Directors: NORMAN ORBELL, ESQ. HERBERT ELWORTHY. ESQ. J. W. FAIR, ESQ.

PLEASE BE REASONABLE ABOUT SMOKING ON TRAINS Attention is directed to the Railway Department’s by-law prohibiting smoking in non-smoking carriages; passengers are requested to assist in ensuring the strict observance of this rule. Smoking and non-smoking compartments on all trains are clearly defined and respect for the purpose of these definitions not only makes for more congenial travel, but also safeguards the rights of all passengers—smokers or non-smokers. NO SMOKING IN NON-SMOKERS