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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 150, 26 June 1913, Page 2

NOBODY QUESTIONS IT. There is no question' that Baxter** Lung Preserver will cur© you. a* it cures hundreds— a* it cures thoueahds-^Very winter. You feel benefit from ttife first dose that you take. Don't forget to buy a Is lOd bottle to-day at your chemist or fltore.— Advt. To sufferers from cold in the head 0* chest, nas&l catarrh, brondlitis, or alty allied ailments. "NAZOL" offers a cure that acts like a «harm. As a direct antiseptic and germicide, it does all that Is required, without in any way upsetting the rest of the system. "NAZOL 11 id the one thing known to modern science that absolutely never fails to cure' coWb, if taken according to the Bimple directions. Bottles, Is 6d.— Advt.

/CANTERBURY JOCKEY CUJB. \j — . GRAND NATIONAL MEETING, 1813. 12th, 14th, and 16th AUGUST. FRIDAY, 27th .Tune. ENTRANCE. FIRST DAY, Grand National Steeplechase, of 1400 soys ; 3£ miles ; 1 «ov. Winter Cup, of 600 boy* (Flftt)t 1 mile; 1 boy. SECOND DAY. Grand National Hurdle Race, of 1000 soys; about 2 miles; 1 boy. Beaufort St«e»lcohase^ of 600 soys; about 2i miles; 1 boy. THIRD DAY, Sydenharn Hurdle Race, of 500 bovb; 1| miles; 1 boy. Lihcoln Steeplechase, of 600 6OV«; fcboufc 3 miles ; 160 V.1 60V. ENTRIES CLOSE at 8 p.m. W. H. E. WANKLYN, Secretary.

Wallace & Gibson's ANNUAL CLEAN-UP SALE commences on Friday, 27th June. Every man has within his grasp the bpportunity to secure Clothing and Mercery at Money-saving Prices. The four undermentioned items give an idea of the immense bargains we are giving. You will be money in pocket on every purchase, besides having a stock of finest articles, when you shop here. CEYLON SHIRTS— Were 4/9 NOW 3/11 LINEN COLLARS—Odd lines «/• down S.B. TWEED OVERCOATS-Were 42/- Now «/■ SOFT, FELT HATS-Were 12/6 , Now 4/11 WALLACE ik GIBSON "THE KASH" - - - WILLIS STREET;