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Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1924, Page 3

" A truce to (hi- unpleasantness.”—D'Aubrev.

Nothing i- more inconvenient and unpleasant than an autumn cough or cold. Occurring right at the comiiieiiceinelit of the cold season. such complaints may load to serious complications unless treated at once.

The ideal remedy is. of course, Baxter's Lung Preserver--the rich, warming. penetrative specific that is always to be relied upon. A dn-e in time may

-live trouble later on. Also a splendid tonic. Generous-sized bottle 2s (id; family size Is lid. Chemists and stores.

POI.ICIKS WITHOIT PROGRESS Svdliev Bulletin: If n tide of any snrt is moving in North Au-tn.liau abates tle re i- a serious po-sibilii.v that it >' moving in the wrong dictum. i here is no end i i Ilf chalice of irredeeiiiab.e disaster, by hostility from without, or treason within, or both, until the White North, as distinguished Irom the Empty North i- made sitflieieiit ol an accomplished fact to close the argument. Some verv large doings will be neeessnrv to Urine tliis siG.on. mid tlie first essential is that the people who babble about getting white population in the North, and attempt nothing but the negative policy of keeping 'Hack population out. should recognise "hat these doings are. A party with no program at all gets nowhere. To have a goal in view without the ghost of a definite scheme for reaching it is merely a matter of pious aspiration, which is equivalent to a general craving tor /io „ or the moon, or the Millennium.

The fondest words which lips express. Tl-o’ aided by Dove’s first caress. To seal life’s vow can scarce avail— Love’s Eyes Alone Can Tell Doves Tale. The tender care that lasts for lite Thro’ disillusion, grief and strife, For coughs and eolds can ease assure With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.