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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 November 1939, Page 9

ONE SWALLOW DOES NOT MAKE A SUMMER. Another way of saying “Beware of changing into lighter clothes too soon.” Colds are easily caught at the changing of the seasons. If a chill or cough threatens, take one “swallow” of “Baxter's” and repeat the dose until all danger has passed. , Children find “Baxter's" most pleasing to take. Give young children “Baxter’s” with water, as directed. Always take care—always take Baxter's Lung Preserver. 2

“Straight From The Dog’s Mouth!"

DEFINITELY The Last Shipment of Ir/j 7 BINOCULARS Jgh Your Final Chance to obtain a first-class pair at the Old Price. FRENCH GLASSES, 8x2.. £B/8/FRENCH GLASSES, Bx3o . . £lO/10/ZEISS, Bx 3 £22/10/INDISPENSAELE for Sportsmen, Farmers, Deer Stalkers, and Military Men. —OBTAINABLE AT— J. BRADBURY Watchmaker and Jeweller MASTERTON

* ★ “CROSSFORD” * * BOARDING KENNELS (Mr and Mrs Rhys Donald) FOR DOGS CATS & SMALL BIRDS ALSO CATERED FOR. When on holiday, leave your dog with us. Expert and kind attention is our motto. Spacious exercising grounds allow plenty of freedom. The kennels are cosy and spotlessly clean. Dogs dosed for Worms, etc. ADDRESS: 47 JOHNSTON STREET, MASTERTON. OR AT ALBERT DONALD’S, QUEEN STREET.