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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1917, Page 4

“Good advice is. beyond price.”—Proverb. You cannot afford to overlook go»d advice affecting tho health of your children. When coughs or colds make their apearance, the best remedy you can obtain is Baxter’s Lung Preserve! 1 , which has been used and praised for over fifty years. It not only relieves cliest and bronchial troubles, but also tones up and vitalise* the whole system. Keep “Baxter’s” handy at all times. A big bottle costs only lp lOd, and an occasional dose will help to keep you fit and well.

' ’Hi© Grey Argus any s.-r— Another of tftosp unfortunate accidents vyhich liar© bix.ni frequent of late occurred on the Otira'line on Thursday afternoon, >vhqu a man named Whitton was struck on the head by a piece of timber. He pro--0 needed to walk to Moann alone, and on the way became uhconscious, and must have lain alongside the railway line for some time. Later he was discovered by Mr. Noel Peat in a semi-conscious .condition. ' .First aid was rendered and the sufferer was carried to the hotel where he and Mr. Penhalluriaek nttond•>d to him. Whitton, who continued in a semi-conscious condition throughout yesterday, was brought down to the Qreymouth Hospital by the Otira train last evening Hokitika ladie§ happiest knitting socks for our soldier boys wliiie “No Rubbing” Laundry Help does the weekly washing. Dee' Bros.—Advt. For Chronic Chest Complaints,