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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 81, 2 November 1916, Page 2

“The weakest go to the wall.”— Shakespeare. > i! ; Strong and successfuli people ;otonsi be healthy. Do not allow youraph to become “run-down”—the- first step to serious illness. Strengthen your'system by taking an occasional dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, an invaluable aid in resisting coughs, colds, and throat troubles. Keep a bottle in your home and work-place, especially during the present changeable weather. For fifty years “Baxter’s” has been helping to keep New Zealanders healthy. Is XOd buys a big bottle of this famous remedy. BECOME A PUBLIC SPEAKER. Any man of average ability can become a good public speaker. Now the art of public speech does not lie in mere language, gestures or tones. These are only accessories. The art consists first of all in having in one’s mind SOMETHING WORTH SAYING. No man can be a good public speaker without good ideas. If you wish success on the platform you must acquire sound knowledge on subjects of public importance. An excellent way to do this is to study Economics, Economic and Modern History, Currency and Banking, Statistical Method, Industrial Law, under Mr B. E. Murphy, M.A., LL.B., 8.C0m., F.R.E.S., First Class Honours in Mental and Moral Philosophy, Barrister-at-Law, BANKS’ COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. If you take njp?the course, you will learn things worth saying and the way to say them. Wri to for a prospectus to H. AMOS, Director. b. O’CALLACHAN, BLACKSMITH, DOUGLAS. HAS taken over Mr G. Morrison’s Blacksmith business, and hopes *3 merit the patronage of the settlers the surrounding district. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. TERMS STZNCTLY CASH.