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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1917, Page 3

“Pay earnest attention to ahothei s words.”—Marcus Aurelius. After once using Baxter’s Lung Preserver people ore usually unstinted in their praises. Bead what one mother writes: “Owr little boy had a, dreadful cold. We were up night after o<ght with him. Nothing seemtd, to relieve the poor wee chap. Finally we tried Baxter’s « Lung Preserver. He got ease from the first few doses and the cold cpiicklv left him. I would not be without Baxter’s again.' Never neglect the most simple cold. Buy a big Is lOd bottle j of Baxter’s Lung Preserver now. j

Cyclists, don’t buy trouble. Get the ' .North British Clincher non-skid tyre with the extra air space for easy riding. Guaranteed 6,9, 12, and 15 months. Ask to see, them. 1 Are you coughing and sneezing? Feel feverish and ill ? Have yon got it badly in- the nose and throat? "NA-ZOL” will put you straight in no time You wouldn’t buy ‘cheap’ eggs—then why buy cheap tyres? Clincher Tyres the all-British Tyre is not the cheapest i hut the least expensive. See? I people from every part of New Zealand sneaks in the highest terms of “NAZOL,” as a remedy for colds, coughs, and nasal catarrh. It relieves and cures mare quickly than anything else. Price 1/6. Misses Addison have received their first consignment of ladies costumes j coat frocks, and sports coats which nr e now on show'.—Advt. . John Parkhill has always a good 1 word for "No Rubbing” Laundry Help • because it has justly earned its popu--1 lar reputation as the abohsher of washboard slavery. Is per packet.—Advt.