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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10614, 12 June 1920, Page 2

NATURE A PERSISTENT FIGHTER. Nature never gives up a fight unless tile odds against her are hopelessly overwhelming. Conflict arouses her antagonism and.all her fighting forces aro called into action. If the odds aro too much when fighting a cold, there will be a chill, then feverishness, aching and sore ness of the muscles, and a general clown and out feeling. 'Tis then that Nature needs help, and no help is ’superior 1o Baxter’s Lung Preserver. This rich, pure, and warming medicine soon sways the fight over in’ favour of Nature, and the cold quickly disappears. Then with Nature’s _i aid "Baxter's” builds np the wasted tissues, regenerates the lowered vitality, and generally invigorates the whole system, enabling the successful warding off of any recurrence of the cold attack. Have this tonic cough and cold remedy handy always. Get u large 2s Cd bottle from chemist or store to-day. ' 5

Messrs J. H. Bothuno and Co. announce in our auction columns that on Wednewdav ■next, 10th • iustvj ait 3-30 p.m., at their .reome, heathers ton street, they are submitting a modern 10-roomcd residence, No. 370, The Terrace, fitted with every convenience,’ standing oh.land 30ft :by l4oft: if residence is not sold as above it will be offered dn. conjunction with the adjoining section, 33£t bv 1-iO feet. Fur coats for flappers in their ’teens |May seem beyond their slender means; Yet, tiro' spot-cash they cannot pay. Time-payment comes to smooth the way. Fug coats, when nights aro damp and * cold, Are worth their weight in minted gold; 'And wearers’ healthy-lungs assure. When rising Woods’ Great Peppermint CureTho Citizens’ Day Nursery Fund Jumble Bale will ho hold in the Kent torrace Presbyterian Church Schoolroom on Saturday, Juno 19th, at S p.m. Promised goods should lie sent to Mrs .1. Myers, 178. Tho Terrace, or to Mrs Firth, Wellington College, before the 18lh rnst., or a postcard to the convener, Mies Anne Pol hen berg. Johnny Trundle, the fat boy of Pcclchnm, weighted 10st 41b at tho ago of five.