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Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1930, Page 3

GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA. When you sneeze and your head aches you are on the road to ’flu. But Pulsaiit to take, '.-but ptfwetfulj'^] •these .handy pastilles ward off and relieve ’flu; hfnffs'and bronchitis. Pulmonas. Is' 6d; ail’d 2s 6d.—Advt.

“As false and fickle as ’tis fair.” Weber. Winter is certainly, now past, but tbe weather is ever a fickle jade, changing with startling .suddenness. You will find that coughs and colds are still prevalent and that the soothing and relieving properties of that fine olu specific. Baxter’s Lung Preserver, are still in great demand. “Baxter’s” also acts as a wonderful tonic. Now obtainable at all chemists and stores with a new screw cap which preserves the contents.. The large, family szie bottle at 4s fid is the most economical. Smaller sVies 2s fid and Is fid. —Advt.

Farlane, “and we got-blocked. It took us eleven days of bard work to get clear. We bad to saw tbe sliip .loose, and that was tbe hardest job o»F trie lot. We used big whale saws for tbe purpose, and as fast as we sawed through the ice it froze again. The temperature was 10 degrees below zero at that stage.. Eventually we got clear and commenced operations which lasted for five months.”

A. few drops of “Nazol” on your handkerchief every morning will protect you from colds all day. Take this scientific precaution right through out the winter. R 0 docs only cost Is fW.—Ad'-t.