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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 5

RUGBY FOOTBALL » To-morrow afternoon at the Athletic Park there should be a fine display of Rugby in the meeting of the Trenfcham A and B teams. At least three members of the N.Z. Californian 1913 team are taking part (E. Boberts, E. Roberts, sand H. M. Taylor). Frank Glasgow, a veteran of the-1905 New Zealand team, is playing for the B team. Oriental will have a' big following in their second meeting with Poneke, after their sensational victory in the first round. Petone > residents will have a chance of seeing 'Varsity in action against the local team at the Recreation Ground. WARM ROOM, CHILLY WALK OUT OF DOORS, A COLD, THEN BAXTER'S CALLED IN. Winter time is party and dance time. And the sudden changes from warm inside air to chilly outside air spell coughs and colds for many of us. That's sufficient reason alone why you should have Baxter's Lung Preserver in your home. At the first warning of coming trouble take a dose. Ifc will keep you free from these winter complaints; which undermine your health, as well as cause you much trouble and inconvenience, for how many times have you declined an. invitation out with the excuse, " I have a bad cold." You'll be simply surprised at the remarkable way that Baxter's Lung Preserver deals with coughs, colds, influenza, sore throat, chest and bronchial troubles. It reaches right down to the source of the trouble, remedies the complaint from there, and then vitalises the constitution, giving it strength to ward off any recurrence of the trouble. That's surely a sensible way. Deal with your winter complaint by the Baxter method. Obtain a large 2s bottle from your store to-day. It's a faithful friend—ever-sure. —Advt. For Chronio Chesfc Complaints, Woods' Grant, Pcpporminfc Cure, Is fed, gc &L— \Advt.