OUTBREAK OF INFLUENZA. SERIOUS IN EUROPE. Recent newspaper reports indicate that tlio recent influenza outbreak in Europe has caused much anxiety. Although the epidemic has been comparatively mild in Englmd, there have been many victi-ns, and great credit is duo to our Health Department for the manner in which the positior has been handled hero. But the offorts of the authorities will bo unavailing if individually we do not do our part. Thore is no need "or panic. Plenty of irmth and an even temperature are required, while a too early resumption of normal life is likely to lead to trouble. Then, too, Baxter's Lung Preserver should bo taken to -filieve any soreness of throat or lungs.' It gives relief from the first dose, eases restricted breathing, loosens phelgm, and soothes t" c inflamed menibrane of chest ar.d throat. In addition "Baxter's" possesses tonic properties that help to build up the system against a relapse. The rich, red, warming iroperties of "Baxter's" are appreciated by young and old alike. Pleasant to take, it has been the favourite New Zealand cough and cold remet'v ever since it came here from England 61 years ago. The consistent growth in sales speaks for itself. •....', You can .btain . generous size bottle of "Baxter's" from any chemist or store for half a crown, but thrifty people get the more economical family size, at 4s 6d.—Advt. ' | CONFESSIONS OF A COOK. The beat cooks will tell you they tiave always relied on Sharland 'a Tab!. Vinegar. Unsurpassed for pickles sauces or saiads. Absolutely free frum mineral acids. Piquant, pure, and of excellent flavour. In bottle or on draught, "Sharland's" is the brand that always ensures satisfaction.—Advi Soothing ease that woos to Bleep, Warrth that creeps through limb and lung, Normal breathing smooth and deep, Makes its praise by millions sung. Coughs and colds are charmed away, And the croup which babes endure, It grows in favour day by day— Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt. WORMS IN CHILDREN are speedily removed oy the use of Wade's Worm Fig& Pleasant to take sure in action, and causing no ill after effects. The ideal remedy for worms in children. / Wise mothers always keep a packet. Be sure you get Wade's Worm Figs, and keep the little ones healthy and strong.—Advt. ' TRY. THIS NEW VANISHING CREAM. No. 77 Vanishing Cream is a delightful new preparation which preserves and protects the complexion, at the same time forming a splendid base for powder. Write to Sharland' and Co. Ltd., Wellington, for generous free sample, enclosing 3d in stamps for packing and postage.—:Advt, y
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 64, 17 March 1927, Page 14
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