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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXX, Issue 8451, 11 April 1933, Page 4

MOTHER! your child couldn’t spend a wiser penny! WRIGLEY’S BUILDS STRONG TEETH AIDS DIGESTION! ■HI iii CHILDREN have an uncanny knack of buying that kind of food which is least good for them .... stuff that loads up the stomach . . . and puts evil working acids into the mouth. Be sure pour child chews a wholesome sweetmeat! Wrigley’s cleans and builds strong teeth, healthy gums. Keeps the mouth fresh —helps neutralise the effect of acids that decay teeth, and aids digestion. —See that he chews a wholesome and sensible sweetmeat. Chew it yourself! ■■ f■V, "4 # tW ® Wrigicy’s Spearmint (pure mint flavour) and Wripfley’s P.K. (double distilled peppermint flavour). Four pieces for one penny. TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN WRIGLEYS iWX a

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We’ll have an Outfit from Leßoy, and a ” Camping we will go. QJEN D for our November, 1932, Price Lst and Illustrated Catalogue and MAKE YOUJt HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS EARLY. N.Z. MADE FOLDING TABLE (as shown above), Weight, only 1 Folded size is 24in. x 18m. x 2£lu. 'Piucu: 17/6 Each FANCY STRIPED SHOPPINGgOR PICNIC* BAGS (as shown on table). Priced from 2/3 each. CANVAS MOORING BUOY (As at left) Is filled with kapok. Two sizes, 11/- and H/- each, CANVAS,* MOTOR BUCKET (As at right) Folds compactly. Priced at jj- and 5/ each. Maker iof all Camping Requisites and all “Roylete” Specialties, Dkpa.utmf.nt "I ’ Departmknt f T ’ H ST QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND