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Hokitika Guardian, 9 February 1924, Page 1

“Welcome —season of .smiles!” —Have. Despite the friendliness of the summer weather, colds and coughs are always imminent. Don't risk catching one. Keep Baxter’s Dung Preserver always handy. “Baxter's’’ is the ideal family medicine. Keeps colds and ’flu at hay—drives coughs, bronchial and chest troubles right out of the system. Invaluable also n 3 a building-up tonic. You can get a generous-sized bottle from your chemist or store for 2s Gd : or, hotter still, get the family size at Is fid.

MOJIK WIGS. LONDON. Doc. 1. ‘•Wigs -".iv being more worn nowadays than formerly.” a London «igmaker staled yesterday. ■'Young men whose hair has become thin perhaps in only one spot are having it •patched.’ 1 have made and filled many such patches for men who are not yet 30.” A nerve specialist stated that the condition- of modern lito in big cities worry. sedentary occupations, and general nerve-strain—are responsible for an increase of baldness, and for the beginning of baldness at a comparatively early age.

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CARE OF FURS. "Valuable Hints in the Cure of Furs.’’ is the title of :v little publication absolutely full of valuable fur information, which will be posted free to any hnlv forwarding her name and address to Madame Menere and Co., the Furriers, Corner Cashel and Colombo Streets. Christchurch. As the supply of booklets is limited, early application is advisable. —Advt. mill I I-.... ]»—— is pleasant to take. •s eMULSIom