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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23280, 16 August 1945, Page 3

TWO SPECIAL SALE ITEMS 12 Winter Coats Marked from £G/6/0 to £B. Sale Price, all 89/6. 20 Woollen Frocks Priced from 59/6 to 79/6. Sale Priced 49/6. See the Windows To-Day 1 BIOiVS Stafford Street HOWS YOUR BREATH TO-DAY ? PLAY SAFE . . . USE LISTERINE IJOW is your breath to-day? Why take the chance of makAgreeable. you hope, but ing a nuisance of yourself with you do not know for sure. That’s a disagreeable breath when by the insidious thing about hali- simply using Listerine you can tosis (unpleasant breath). The instantly make it w w esorm victim never does know. More- a . n d agreea e. . .. . , . cleanses and freshens tne over, the risk is constantly mouth . Ha]ts fermen tation. present. Halitosis, records checks decay, and resists inprove. affects everyone at some fection—all a cause of odours, time or other. That is because Then gets rid of the odours it springs from conditions gen- themselves. Be fastidious: erally prevalent in the mouth Keep Listerine, and Listerine . . . Tiny bits of fermenting only, handy in home and office food, a decaying tooth, a leaky Use it every morning and filling, minor infections of the every night, and between times mouth, and excesses of eating before meeting others. Lamand drinking . . and remem- bert Pharmacal Co. (N.Z.) ber. “ even your best friend Ltd.. 64 Ghuznee won’t tell you.” Street, Wellington. Remember: “Even your best friend won’t tell you.’’ LISTERINE g CHECKS HALITOSIS ! SOLD IN THREE SIZES BY CHEMISTS AND STORES. DEATH DUTIES £3,000 to Son . . . . . Duty £255 £5,000 to Son - - • - • Duty £7OO £5,000 to Nephew - - - • Duty £l,OOO £7,000 to Friend .... Duty £2,310 £20,000 to Brother - - - - Duty £6,800 £50,000 to Two Sons ... Duty £19,566 Call and Consult Us on matters of Finding Duties Without Sacrificing Assets THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO. LTD. L. S. ABERNETHY, Timaru Manager. A.M.P. Buildings .... - Stafford Street T I ’Ki* I ,phone 725 Lz IIW. rs ! po ' Box 3 Supplied and Sown in Any Quantity. Efficient Service with Three Sowers. Crawler Tractor for Hilly and Wet Pastures PORTER’S MOTORS HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? The MOBILE HEALTH EXHIBITION of the Department of Health is now in Timaru. It will be on display at the CAROLINE BAY HALL, A CORDIAL INVITATION is extended to everyone to visit this attractive and informative exhibit. This Exhibition will teach you: WHAT TO EAT AND WHY, HINTS ON THE CARE OF BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN, HOW TO GROW AND PRESERVE YOUR OWN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. There are talks on Wartime Nutrition, sound Films and Demonstrations. On show are displays dealing with the prevention of anaemia, goitre, tuberculosis, dental disease; and with the destruction of rats and flies, etc. ADMISSION FREE TO ALL RAILWAY TRANSPORT USERS! Keen Those Precious Wagons Circulating There’s one vital part of railways transportation that YOU alone control—how long you keep the railway wagons that come to you. At this very moment scores of wagons are needlessly idling about in loading bays and sidings when they should be on the running lines. Does this happen—is it happening in your case? We MUST get quicker turnround. Will you help? I Every Wagon-Hour Counts, These Days —■ - 1 "T" 1 KNOTS WON’T HURT A handkerchief because a Grafton is tough enough to take it. THE FETTER OR WRIST KNOT. Roll your Grafton Handk«rch.«l rope-wise and take both ends between the thumb and forefinger of both hands. The trick is to tie ,i wrist knot withou . letting ge either end of the handkerchief. The r.ght hand executes' a quick throwing movement towards the left, making a loop in the handkerchief as in Figure I. fhe left ha' d is then passed through the loop thus as shown by dotted line >A (Figure I). Th.s allows the right hand to pull the handkerchief around the wrist in a knot (Figure 2). . A FIG. 2. in H7—KLIPPEL BROS. |N I.' ITO Box <?4 AUCKLAND