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Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1917, Page 4

“Trifles often change usi”—-Thomas Bracken.”—A cough or cold is apt- to change a cheerful happy disposition, into a peevish and miserable one. Take a. dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver and you will be free from such annoying and weakening ills. Coughs, colds, sore throats, chest and bronchial troubles are quickly relieved with Baxter’s, a proved remedy of 50 years’ standing. Good also for children. Their health and happiness are in your keeping. Those with weak throats or chests, and who are subject to coughs, colds and chills should t«ke Bax,tfer’s regularly. Always have a large 1/10 bottle in the borne.

A word to the wives is sufficient. Serve Hayward's MILITARY PICKLE and the success of your dinner is assured. All stores. TO PICNICKERS and cammpers; Wherever you go take a bottle of “Nazol” itli you. Colds come easily. They go quickly when “Nazol” get s to work. Sixty doses for Is 6d.

The following is a striking forecast of the air-raid menace by Dr. Samuel Johnson in Chapter VI. of ‘"Rasselas” (written in 1759) “If ' men were all virtuous I should with great alacrity teach them to fly. Rut what would he. the security of the good if the bad could at pleasure invade them from the sky? Against an army sailing through the clouds, neither walls, mountains, nor seas could afford security. A ! flight of savagjfs, might hover in the ' wind and light with irresistible violence ! upon the capital of a fruitful region.” j Misses Addison have a good variety ; of children’s washing print frocks, pina- j fores and tunica assorted sizes In- * spectoi mnt<s<WAd*t, f