ARBITRATION COURT

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 141, 10 March 1919, Page 6

ARBITRATION COURT

The Arbitration Court's decision in re. speet to the Lithographic, Letterpress, and printers' Machinists, heard h.v the ' as ' ; week, has been filed, lhe new award provides for an increase of 7s. 6d. .on the war bomis. In rcspect to the application of tho Bookbinders, Paper llulers, and Cutters to;- an amendment of their award, tho Court granted a similar increase on war bonus, and, in addition the hours of work are to be 45 per week" as from January 1, 1920. ONE DOSE OF "BAXTER'S"AND THEN —Of course it is not claimed that BaxI ter's will cure a cold in one cold that has hold of your system in a i relentless grip. I What is claimed of one dose of "Baxi ter's"—and thousands of New Zealand- ; ers will testify to the accuracy of this statement—is that it will remove a cough or cold at the beginning of tho trouble. You can feel it take hold of r "ie (rouble and coP'mcnce i's remedy just as soon as you have swallowed ono spoonful of this rich, warming specific. Toil can feel that it means business — that's after one dose. Gradually as you take number Two, Three, and T'our Doses you can feel Iho cough or cold, in tho head or on Iho chest, slipping away from you. You know ■ that "Baxter's" is routing the enemy, you I know that soon vou will cease to bo troubled by over-frequent use of tho handkerchief—coughing, stuffy head, and other unpleasant things coughs and colds bring with them. And after a course you are free—Baxter's Lung Preserver has once again proved its worth! 1 When you take Baxter's you're not experimenting—Mr. Baxter 53 years ago I did nil the experimenting, and as a result placed this genuine, sterling, economical remedy on the market. Got a generous-sized bottle to-day. 2s. Gd. at all chemists and stores—Advt,