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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 18332, 2 November 1931, Page 4

GUARANTEED IF you find any package of Anchor Butter in any way unsatisfactory, your dealer will gladly exchange it, free of cost, on production of the wrapper. Use the "FINEST" Butter for all tahle and kitchen purposes ... much more delicious, and saves, money in the long run. ~ m Did you know that "FINEST" Butter is better than "FIRSTGRADE"! 1 See the word •FINEST" on every butter wrapper.

Quick Drying H Motor Enamel. CAN BE SPRAYED ON Q£ APPLIED WITH BRUSH. Fasdry is Ideal for metal surfaces, such as (Motor Cars and Cycles. Gives a hard lacquer-like finish without the difficulty of application—one coat can be applied over another—no danger -of working up. Easy to use—hard wearing—glossy. Equally satisfactory for Woodwork and Furniture. Colours are:—-Light Green, (Huntingdon Green, Capri Blue, Royal Blue, Sapphire Blue, Carmine, Black, French Grey, Yellow, Tuscan Tan', Brown, Cossack Brown, (Maroon, White. ALL COLOURS ARE STOCKED BY THE THAMES AGENT: HARDWARE MERCHANT v- Pollen Street (- THAMES.

RELIEF FROM PILES. Mrs A.K., Putaruru, writes: "Enclosed is cheque for course of Zann Treatment. ' I have had a lot of relief from the sample you sent, and consider it very good." r Try the' Zann Double Absorption remedy at our expense. "We will mail a generous trial treatment if you ©end ninepence in stamps for packing and postage to: Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington. Free booklets and stocks of Zann obtainable from Bongard's Pharmacy, Thames.—Ad. FOR HEADACHES. SYDENHAM MOTHER ADVISES DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mrs M. Reynolds, 88 Madras Street, Sydenham, writes: "For the relief of a headache I know of nothing ;equal to Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. I can say that this provides my only medicine for very many years past, and I always recommend it to all my friends and acquaintances that may require a remedy for biliousness or constipation. lam a mother of fourteen children and sixty years of age." —Advt. In that amusing book, "Recollections of an Old Fogey," the anonymous author relates how, on one occasion, he caught his son Tom smoking a pipe. Annoyed, he told him that he was too young to smoke, that it was a bad habit and very injurious, adding that he knew because he used to smoke himself. "Plow long did you keep it up?" asked Tom. "Fifty years." "And when did you begin?" "When I was—er—about your age," admitted Dad. "Well," said Tom, "if I lind smoking is injuring my health fifty years from now, I will knock it off too." Joking apart, it .cannot be over-empMasised that smoking won't hurt anyone so long as the tobacco is right. Give those imported brands a miss, and stick to the New Zealand toasted! The toasting takes the nicotine out of the leaf smoke. It also gives it its beautiful flavour and matchless aroma. There are only four brands of toasted: Riyerhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10.—Ad. fjOLLYWOOD Stars havo secured their wonderful sllmness by taking Youth-O-Form. Obtainable at Bongard's Pharmacy and other Chemists. •*•