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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1918, Page 4

“A faithful friend is the medicine of life.”—Proverb. The faithful friend is the unfailing friend. That aptly describes Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is one you can always depend upon. When your head is all stuffed up with a cold, when your throat is sore and painful, when that chest cough keeps you awake at night, good old Baxter’s Can always be relied upon to give you relief. Keep it handy. Large bottle 2/-. All chemists and stores.

When lathes meet and talk about their, cooking, the successful housewife always praises iCdm aids’ Baking Powder. Fluky pastry — light cakes scones and biscuits are certain if you use it. Get a tin of ‘Sum-: to Risk’'. 2n f_ BAKING a » po w n ?t: kg ■ ijErasay: hi Hsf IT For As For

Just sixty years ago the tale of the Indian Mutiny and the stirring defence of Lucknow thrilled our grandfathers. —and even in those early days hundreds of New Zealanders knew that for affections of the throat and lungs there was no remedy so safe and sure as Bonnington’s Irish Mors. To-day tens of thousands endorse this judgment. Rightly termed the standard family cough medicine, it has been tried, tested and proved to be the best for young and old. Safe, sure, prompt, it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. See to it that you get the original Bonnington’s Irish Moss—refuse imitations and substitutes. Insist on 147 j Be Moss - Th* Couch R«ro*dy that ha* L ,/„ rr rtood the lest •£ Urn* wm sl. the superior force of Take two these Pills to-night before retiring} the morning will find you with a clear head and a vigor and brightness as surprising as it is delightful. These Pills are a Tonic Laxative, cleanse the system and act directly on the Liver. “There's Health and Strength in every Fill."