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Hokitika Guardian, 9 October 1917, Page 4

“Fay earnest attention to another’s words.”—Marcus Aurelius. After one® using Baxter’s (Lung Preserver people are usually unstinted in then- praises. Read what one mother writes: “Our little hoy had a, dreadful cold. We were ill) night after »>oj'ht with him. Nothing seenrtd to relieve the poor woo chap. Finally wo tried Baxter’sLung Preserver. He got ease from the first lew doses and the cold quickly left him. I would not he without Baxter’s again. Never neglect the most simple cold. Buy a‘ big Is lOd Iwtlle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver now. THE'best friend of tliei family is “NAZOL.” Simple and pleasant to take Safest and Quickest, in relief. Try the ‘NazoT Inhaler. Tour chance of a bargain as Misses Addison are clearing out a line of three dozen pair damaged kid gloves at reduced prices. —Advt.

m mmmmw MISS JEAN ROBERTSON A Beautiful Advocate for “Years ago I heard of your wonderful Rexona from a friend of mine who could not And words to give it praise enough. As I was needing something of this kind for an injured hand, I purchased a small pot, and I congratulate you on your wonderful Kcmedy. It is certainly a most marvellous healer, much in advance of anything I have ever come across before. “X am also going to try a cake of your Eexona Soap, for I hear that it is splondid, and am going to see for myself if it is in keeping with Rexona. Rexona and I shall always be friends In the future, an(J I will never lose an opportunity of telling my friends about it. “Yours truly, (Sgd.) “JEAN ROBERTSON.” Kexona, the Rapid Healer, is the king of ointments. Rexona Soap is the aristocrat of Soaps. Try th6in for yourself. REXONA. 1/6 and V. REXONA SOAP, 1/6 TABLET. the rapid healer