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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 63, 12 September 1921, Page 10

THREATENED SPREAD OF : ■■ , ■ INFLUENZA. MEASURE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY. News of an' outbreak of influenza. amongst the crews of certain v«*»l» has caused some little consternation . ashore. For the safety ofythe general public the .merits of Baxter* Lung Pfe*«?v«r should be made mora widely known. There is positively nothing like Baor> ter's for warding oil a threatened attack of cough, cold, or influenza, and whan suffering in the grip of the malady, Baxter's is the short road to health. The bronchial affaction conspicuous in the present outbreak, readily yields to treatment with Baxter's Lung Preserver. This old and tested household rem«dy for coughs and colds soothes raw chests and throats in 1 remarkably quick tims), heals inflamed passages, and out* phlegm, thereby easing difficult breathing, and driving away the worst of coughs. For -convalescents Baxter's i» an invaluable tonic, repairing waste tissue, and strengthening the system against relapse. You can keep well in spite of «pi' demies. 2s 6d buys a larg« bottle of Baxter* Lung Preserver at chemist or grocer.—Aidvt.

INHALATION FOR COUGHS AND , <SOLDS. A cough is a vocal explosion by Nature trying to get rid of an irritation in the throat set up by inflammation. Through a scientific discovery it is now known that the only practical method of relieving this inflammation is by inhalation. If the air you breathe is impregnated with medical vapours, these vapours will . act directly, upon the throat and stop the cough. That is exactly what Pulmonas do. Sold by chemists at Is 6d and 2b 6d a box, or you can have a box sent po»t free by pending price to Stacey. Bros., Box 882, Auckland.—Advt. HOW TO AVOID COLDS! Here's a ready-for-us© and money-sav-ing remedy for coughs and colds. Nazol. Beady to give immediate help in office, shop, or home. Germ-killing and penetrating, yet pleasant and safe. Good' I for young and old alike. Is 6d buys 60 doses. Demand ;Nazol—refuse substitutes.—Advt. .'■''.■■■ To make them as^they should be made -—light and dainty- hcones, deliciously flavoured cakes, crisp and flaky pastry — you must have a pure and wholesome baking powder like Tucker's Family— ■■ the baking powder that mother used. It is made with 99per cent, cream of tartar, and ; every ingredient the best .that1 money can buy. Because of.its purity lit goes farther, and is therefore more economical as well sis superior. It ensures success in baking. Order it always.—Advt. .10 Perfection ia made up of trifles, Little streamlets make torrent* swell, World freedom is measured in rifles, "Tis the, keen little things that tell; Invisible germs stress a nation, And few uninfected endure, For colds millions find sure lalvition In Wooda' Great Puppermint Cur*. 1 —-AdTt.