Scrap that Old Vacuum PUMP! WHY continue to pay mor* than USERS of Wallace (Ball Bearing) Vacuum Pump : Why not INVESTIGATE OUR PROPOSITION? WE GUARANTEE YOU A DEFINITE REDUCTION IN POWER CONSUMPTION. IF YOU INSTALL A Wallace Vacuum Pump : IN YOUR SHED YOU CAN MILK YOUR COWS FOR LESS THAN ONE PENNY PER COW PER WEEK MODERNISE YOUR MACHINES WITH THE WALLACE REDUCTION UNIT IF YOU WISH TO ECONOMISE. LET US SHOW YOU ROW. D.McL. WALLACE LIMITED THAMES. EONNINCTONS IRISH MOSS the safe familu retnem
Children love this pleasant way to dean teeth Give your children each a piece of WIHGLEY'S half, an-hour before they go to bed. They will enjoy its tempting flavqur... they will be cleaning their teeth in a delight* ful new way. MEANS BETTER CHEWING SWfIT Some smokers —quite a lot —will save up all their dottels during the day and smoke them next morning when they have their first pipe. Doctors there are who say this is a had habit. Perhaps it is, yet dottel smokers will tell you that smoke is the best of th e day. In the same perverse way these chaps will smoke any kind of tobacco, even though it reeks with nicotine, which practice, by the way, may play billy-o with the internal economy. The judicious smoker knows better. He knows what brands overloaded with nicotine can do, and gives them a wide berth. Fortunately, the selection of brands practically innocent of nicotine is easy in New Zealand, where our toasted tobaccos (probably the purest, and certainly the most delicious) can be obtained at any tobacconist’s. The toasting does it! Only four brands: Riverhcad Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. They differ in strength, but the quality is always the same in all four —the very iinest.—Ad.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 18606, 15 September 1932, Page 4
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