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Taihape Daily Times, 10 December 1918, Page 6

FIGHTING THE INFLUENZA MENACE.

The influenza is far too serious to trifle with. And when we ask you to got Baxter’s Lung Preserver, we are not asking you to experiment, or take chances with an unknown specific. "Baxter’s” has been the staunch friend of New Zealanders for over 50 years. It is a protection against attack, and is unequalled as a tonic for convalescents. You can feel 'Baxter’s’ do good at first spoonful. It is delightfully warming and .revivifies the rundown constitution in a way little short of marvellous. ‘ Get ' l ß'axter’s,’ ’ and you can’t go wrong. 2/6 tbuys generous sized bottle. Chemists -and Stores, 2

The proposed IjV Anglican Mi Cathedral Mjm m fi&mAw m J m t m 1 □ □ □ The Trials of The Triumphs of The Blessings of Years hence when the greatest war of history is but a memory and the trials of war and the triumphs of victory are recounted to the children of future generations, the Wellington Anglican, Cathedral will be pointed to as having been built by a grateful people as a thankoffering for the blessings of peace. R Great lltemona! To-day it is your opportunity to express in practical form your thankfulness to God and your gratitude to those who have won for you the blessings of a victorious peace. will be a building of National interest—a Church the doors of which will always be open, wherein the public will have access to any seat, and no pew rents will be charged—a Church suitable for the conducting of dignified services on occasions of National rejoicing or mourning. Alt who are desirous of contributing to this Great Thankoffering and Memorial are requested to communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, Rev. C. F. Askew, St. Mark's Vicarage, Wellington. Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of five years. Government Stock and War Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trustees.

BEST FOR INFLUENZA.

Many Authorities consider that NAZOL as'a preventive of Influenza and Pneumonia Is absolutely one of the finest specifics in the market. Unquestionably, as an Inhalant It Is vastly superior to Formalin and other preparations possessing the serious drawback of being decided irritants. Obtainable everywhere 1/6 sixty doses.

Some people think that any preventive for Influenza which is not irritant and unpleasant cannot be effective. They want something ‘strong,’ they say. This idea has led many to use Formalin and other drastic things which cause the membrane of the nose and troat to smart. Such treatment is distinctly injurious—and unnecessary. NAZOL, well known in thousands of bomes for many years, has very power* ful antiseptic and germicidal proper* ties —yet is quite pleasant in use. A few drops on your handkerchief make a safe and sure Inhalant, and should be used constantly during this epidemic. Sold everywhere, 1/G. 2

as “Bull” or “Lazy” WHEN THEY ARE NOTHING OF THE KIND. THEIR EYESIGHT IS AT FAUUT, Eyestrain makes fhem slowef to see and consequently slower to mentally grasp points before them. Mr W. RUSSELL Who is a Teacher of Optical Science, has made the human eye his whole life’s study. He is an execeptional man in the optical field. His method of dealing with children is unique; with his Yisoptometre he can test eye Sj glasses when necessary without asking the patient any questions. This method of dealing with children should appeal to parents. With the ordinary method of testing the operator has rely entirely upon the patient’s answers, which often lead to mistakes a nd wrongly fitted glasses. I would strongly advise anyone who has the slightest eye defect to consult ME, RUSSELL, G. 5.0.1., D.F.0.C., without delay If he prescribes glasses you may rely upon having perfect comfort and ease. I am in a position to know that ME. RUSSELL is a specially qualified and reliable Optician. CONSULTATION BY APPOINTMENT AT MY PHARMACY. W. H. FOOKES $ •mum: ut Tst'irn exactly diagnose and prescribe Cyh'GWASt:* "hfimn Sf.vp&ir.. Tat Ira fog.