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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 65, 10 December 1919, Page 2

T)ON;T XEGLIOT A SUJIitEB COLD. it is iust as distressing ajid ns o'aager* mis a cold at any olhor time of t.ho venr. How. easy it is to take a chill ill the warm weather! A slight draught strikes vou when you are hot or perspiiv insr, mill, alas, you soon becomo awaro of a tielilinir in (lie _ throat, a tightness in the chest. Happily, relief is lust <is nuiek and easy—simply talco n doso of Hnstcr's Lull? i'rwcrvw, the sure remedy for nil coughs and colds. Its wonderful healing properties promptly pet to llie throat omi bronchial passages, and vou feel "right" again in a surprisingly short time. Baxter's Lung Preserver is the best remedy for family use, alio' it iwvs to keen a bottle m the home. You are then prepared to get rid of tho comrlis .-ind cnlds that so often occur anions: both children and adults. "Baxter's" is pleasant to take, and absolutely harmless even to tlio youngest. A laree bottle outs Ik lid.—make this splendid investment to-day.—Advt.

Celile from Mayoress of Auckland (Mrs. .T. 11. Gimson), iii reply to a renuest for a message to the women of New Zealand:—".After travelling 2000 .miles Hiroutth 25 States, find that prohibition accepted as permanent great reform because. whole couniry benefited. Liquor antiquated. Make NViv Zealand up to date.—Jessie Gunson."—Advt. Woods' Great T'enpermint Curfr, Colds. never fails.—Adrt, Two lilies must b? struck out to mak# your vole for National Prohibition offective.—Advt,