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Taihape Daily Times, 5 January 1918, Page 2

WON-RUSTABLE o NON f*US TABLE CORSETS m BUY BUY BRITISH EMPIRE GOODS tj) BRITISH : 'v;. ■■irZH EMPIRE GOODS m m is 1L sLJsas! NON SUBTABLE ( - 0 NON-RUSTABLE TOBBWWT JOHNSON’S CORDIALS BEST THAT CAN BE MADE Never neglect the most simple colS. Juy a 1/10 bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. FOB !'• firewood COAL & COKE GO TO J. H. JOHNSON (Established 1903) TUI STREET. TAIHAFB FHONE 54 JP.CL BOX 7* "Pay earnest attention to another’s Words ’ ’ —Marcus Aurelius After once using Baxter’s Lung Preserver people arc usually unstinted in their praise. Read what one mother writes: "Our little boy had a dreadful cold. We were up night after night with him. Nothing seemed to relieve the Vec chap. Finally we tried Baxter’s Lung Preserver. He got ease from the first few doses and the cold quickly left him. I would not be without Baxter’s again.” \

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