NATURE A PERSISTENT FIGHTER, Nature never gives up a fight unless the odds against her ' are hopelessly overwhelming. Conflict arouses her antagonism, and a\\ her fighting forces are called into action. If the odds are too much when fighting a cold, there "will bea. chill, then feverishness, aching and soreness of the muscles, and a general down and out feeling. "I'is then that Nature needs help, and no help is , superior to Baxter's Lung Preserver. This rich, pure, and warming medicine soon sways the fight over in favour of Nature, and the cold quickly disappears. Then with Nature's aid Baxter's builds up the wasted tissues, regenerates the lowered vitality, and generally invigorates the whole system, enabling the successful warding off of any recurrence of the cold attack. Have this tonic cough and cold remedy handy always. Get a. large 2s 6d bottle from chemist or store to-day. —Advt, A POPULAR FOOD. A food that has stood the test of every criticism js Tucker's Family Soxips, sold in packets costing a few pence each. Tucker' soups are the best on the market. They are full of the finest meat and vegetable nutriment. Being delicious spiced .and flavoured, they make, when water is added for cooking, a most inviting and healthful dish. They are no trouble to prepare. In addition, Tucker's soups can be as equally economical for entree dishes, stews, etc. They are sold in packets costing a few pence each. You can have your choice of the flavours—kidney, celery, vegetable, onion,' tomato, green Pea. pea, mock turtle, lentil, mulligatawny, and ox tail. All grocers stock and recommend Tucker's soups.—Advr. " Just a cold " may easily lead to very serious and painful troubles, snch a.s bronchitis, pneumonia,, asthma, pleurisy, and consumption. At the first sign of a, cough or cold take Nazol. This prompt and certain remedy will penetrate every tiny passage of the nose nnd throat and destroy all harmful germs. Let Na?^l protect'yon this winter.-*-Advt. N"o matter when you use Ex-ox, tho concentrated goodness of the best beef,' it will always be found stimulating and refreshing. * A cup of Ex-ox will tone up the muscles' and nerves,- and restore, a feeling of contentment to tho mind. Use Ex-ox in your home and have the finest meat extract available. Most economical! From all grocers. Insist on Ex-ox, a. St. George product made by Irvine and Stevenson. —Advt. ' For Children'" Hurldnjj Couyrh, WoniK Great Peppermint Cure, Is 3d, 2» Bd.—. Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 124, 26 May 1920, Page 4
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