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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 42, 18 February 1921, Page 10

KEEP ONE IN THE OFFICE—THE OTHER AT HOME. ■Our fickle weather conditions and the vagaries of climate and temperature i render , imperative the necessity of be- j ,hig forearmed against chijls and their | consequent, ills. . - j In Baxter's Lung Preserver is recognised a, tried and proved antidote for. sudden chills, colds, influenza,, and lung trouble.; \ . . ■; -. Its soothing penetrative action goes to the root of all complaints, giving quick and lasting relief whenever used. An ideal plan is to keep a bottle handy at the office-as well .-as on the shelf at home, thus minimising all risk of catching coid. , Baxter's is a sovereign remedy for all complaints, of : the bronchial organs. Every ' doVe will sti'engthen you to overcome coughs; and colds., Its action, is immediate-and 1 sure. There is nothing just as good as Baxter's Lung Preserver. The .first dose "relieves—every spoonful- heals, and strengthens. .... , .•. .. .' Baxter's is the remedy needed hi .your home and office. Get a, bottle to-day. Your chemist or grocer can supply a : big bottle for. 2s 6d., Take it home to- ■ night.—Ad.vt.' . ■. .•'"•. welcome summer—foe some : . people, - ; - : . but' not for sufferers from hay fever. Nazol relieves this distressing malady. Get a bottle to-day, and you will be able to. enjoy the bright summer. Defuse all substitutes. 60/ doses Is 6d. All chemists and stores.—Advt. -. ■ ' :. ■ ABOUT CHILDBEN. Do your kiddies grind-their teeth at night? Are, they ' fretful and peevish! The cause is probably worms, and the surest remedy for worms is Wade's Worm Figs. Econmical.to buy. Children like them. Keep Wade's Womi Figs .in' your medicine chest, and keep your little ones free from worms.—Advt. .In Brazil a most interesting sight can bo seen whei'e the glorious white flowers, of the coffee plant give place to the fruit within a space of 24 hours. This record is,' however, surpassed in New Zealand. Boiling water added to a teaspoonful of Stevenson's Essence of Oaffee gives you in one minute a delightful cup of the best coffee.—:Advt. Into; tho crowded streets I go, I : Wending ray way each day, To watch. the throng pass to and fro, And.- hear what people say. . ■ * The sporty sort just talk of sport, Some talk'of literature; . ; ' _. : But the principal thought of the sensible sort ■ , '.' . .;,. Is of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.. '■'■■ -.:/ ■■' —Advt.