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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 131, 4 June 1924, Page 14

Woods' Great peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never fails.—Advt. • GOOD TIP FOR TRAVELLERS. When travelling on business or holiday, carry Nazol in your pocket or bag Unequalled for preventing or relieving autumn colds, catarrh, and influenza! Protects against germ-infected and varying atmospheres. Always ready for use Is 6d buys 60 doses. Test Nazol to-day —Advt. . J" LET NATURE BANISH YOUR INDIGESTION. Throw away those harmful drugs—let xslature do its work in its own way Dr .Cropland's Noxol is Nature's method of treating indigestion and stomach disorders. It 1S always successful, too Compounded from pure vegetable juices ■ roots, and barks, according to that famous and valuable prescription No. 89878 it is a genuine vegetable medicine that should be m every home. From the first two or three doses it relieves, and after taking a full bottle,-complete relief is enjoyed. ■ Noxol is invaluable for de^ rangement of stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It is gentle, but sure in action A2s 6d bottle contains one month s supply, and is procurable from leading chemists and stores. Remember .Noxol.—Advt. i . ■ / SHORT STAY TO COLDS. Stubborn colds are dangerous because they undermine health and open the way for bronchitis, pneumonia, or even consumption. Nazol—powerful, sure, and pure—makes short work of coughs and colds. Penetrates passages of nose and throat, ousting all germs and quickly effecting a remedy. Get.-Nazol today. Is 6d for 60 doses.—Advt. A STORY WITHOUT WORDS. A well-known business man of Wellington recently walked into Wardell's, ' in Willis street, and placed 2s 6d on the counter. Without waiting for any direction, an assistant promptly went to the shelf, on which was lined a number of bottles of Baxter's" Lung'Preserver,' and handed out a half-crown size of this famous preparation.- The man knew what was wanted, because the customer regularly, calls for this,fine old remedy ; when •he is attacked with bronchial trouble. There is nothing better on the market than Baxter's for coughs, colds, and similar afflictions that are so prevalent at this season of the year. An autumn cold is often more insidious even than a \ winter one. You need, have no fear, however, if you keep a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver handy. Baxter's has been on the market for over 58 years, and is-the favourite everywhere. It also possesses splendid tonic properties, which build up the body and help it to resist future attacks. lou can uct a generous-sized bottJc jOf Baxter's Lung Preserver for 2s 6d at any chemist or' store; or, better still get tho family size at 4s 6d.—Advt. ' For Influents lake Woods' Great Peopermmt Cure.- .tdvt