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Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1919, Page 2

' “Hope Spring Eternal in the hum breast.”—Pope. { Yet how very easy it is to get ‘down’ when a winter cold ha s hold of you. You will never shake it off, you think until Baxter’s Lung Preserver is brought into action. Then hope returns after the first dose, for “Baxter’s” is ittle short of marvellous in the "'av it remedies coughs, colds, sore throats and chest troubles. And not only does relieve but it protects against, future attacks. “Baxter’s” is a rich, thick, warming medicine ossessing excellent tonic qualities. 2s Gd buys a largo fcottlo at chemist or store.

Schroder and Co., the noted house for silks, are again to the fore with a splendid range of silks suitable for weddings and races. This time we are showing crepe de chines in all the leading colours; also in Shantungs. Owing to a prospective rise in the price of silk we are placed in the happy position of being able to sell at a moderate price. Inspection invited. Advt.

CALVES THRIVE ON CEREMILK. Ceremilk is a natural nourishing and perfectly balanced Calf Food that can be mixed with skim milk, whey or even water, and can always be depended upon to produce the most satisfactory results. “CEREMILK” is made from the finest New Zealand cereals, it is free from chemical matter and never scours. “CEREMILK” is made from the New Zealand cereals, it is free from chemical matter and never scours. “CEREMILK” will enable you to make more money from your herd—you’ll be able to take every drop of milk to the factory. It is keenly relished by calves, and never causes scour or indigestion. Sold by all storekeepers and factories in 200, 100, 50, and 251 b. bags. If your dealer cannot supply you write to Fleming and Co. Ltd., Box ’24 Gore,

Retailers like to recommend something good because that’s the way they make friends. That’s why they always tell you the North British hot water bottle with the “Unique” stopper is dependable. Ask for it. There is only one WOLFE’S (the original) SCHNAPPS.