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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 289, 26 August 1918, Page 6

"Do the duty that lies nearest thee." -Carlyle. Tour first duty is to your own and your family's health. Got Baxter's Lung Preserver. Best of all remedies for coughs, colds, chest and bronchial troubles. Does good from first dose. Baiter's not only effects a cure', but also fortifies against re-attack. Strengthen!) the lungs, vitalises constitution. 2s. buyn largo bottlo.—Advt. Competent authorities calculate the direct annual cost to New Zealand of tho liquor traffic as. «£1,50f1,000 nor annum. The indirect cost is at least as much more. If, therefore, Prohibition is carried into effect at onco the eaving to tho Dominion would be well over J>30,000,000. Hence the National Efficiency Board's recomnieudation that compensation should bo paid—otherwise under the Statute the trade mast continue for four and a-half years after Prohibition is carried. sverysvery fair-minded elector, no matter what his personal views, must support the Alliance Monster Petition asking that the people should have an opportunity of voting on the lward's proposal.—Advt. For children's backing cough at night; One remedy , has proved tho best; And parents tell with fond delight ITow it lias answered every test. 'Iho children take it eagerly, And 101 l their chums, you may bo sure, That mother's only remedy, Is "good "Id Woods' Great Peppermint Cure."—Advt,