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Evening Post, Volume xciv, Issue 73, 24 September 1917, Page 3

ABE YOU SUBJECT TO. COLDS? If so, you need the aid of Baxter's Lung Preserver. It is a tonic as well as a cough healer. • Soothes sore throats, relieves tickling and .coughing, promotes the health of the bronchial pass- , ages. At the same time it. vitalises the whole system. Every dose helps you to become fit. A big Is lOd bottle is a splendid investment.—Advt. OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS. Fluenzol being quite free from narcotics and syrups is recognised by many medical men as an ideal remedy for croup, whooping cough, and children's feverish chills. Use' warm Fluonzol as a nasal irrigant for treatment of adenoids and catarrh, also invaluable in case of diphtheria. Refuse substitutes for. Fluenzol, Is 6d and 2s 6d. —Advt. Say Nazc4—and. stick to it. There's only one Nazol, and nothing' else is just as good. Unlike mixtures or syrups, Nazol does not drug the stomach. It is a breathable remedy that quickly stops coughs and banishes colds. Can be inhaled anywhere. Good for all ages. Is 6d buys sixty doses. Look for the name —Nazol.—Advt. Members of all unions are advised to induce their wives to order a soz tin of St. George Sandwich Paste. Which do . you prefer? Ham and Chicken, or Ham and Tongue? In each the flavour is distinctive and positively irresistible. Moreover, St. George Sandwich Paste is pure and nourishing. Your nearest grocer stocks it. A 507. tin contains twice as much as usual pastes.—Advt. It comes afar from the back-block hut, From the weary desert plain, You hear it praised on the mountain top, On the bounding southern main. The old a.nd the young, the rich and the poor, The stoic and epicure, Admit for cold 6 the remedy U Woods' <Jra«t Pepp«rtniirt Quw>.—Advt,