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Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1920, Page 4

JUST A P*ACK OF LIES? I heard <t tale the other day That made hie ope’ my eyes; But said, when I had heard it throrigh ’Twas just a pack of lies! To tell me that a person cotild Get rid of all their ills, Their headache and their backache, Too, by taking little pills. Determined to find out myself,' A bottle I did buy, ’T<vas parcelled up qiiite daintily ; I took one' just to try. Arid, lo! when I awoke next morn, . I really felt quite gay ; The change, was most remarkable, So I took one every day. One word of warning I must tell, Before my tale is through— Be sure they’re Doctor Morse’s Pills, No other ones will do. So if you take my advice, You’ll quickly lose that pain, Those magic pills will cure your ills And inake you well again.

“Facts are stubborn things.”—Elliott. Like deep-rooted coughs and colds, they take a lot of upsetting. However, the most stubborn cough or chest ailment yields quickly to Baxter’s ’ Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” promptly gets to the seat of the affection, soothing harsh throat passages and healing strained membrane. Pleasant to take, pure and exceedingly economical. Before your chemist or store closes to-day call and get a 2s 6d bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver.

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