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ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO Mi ■ L11d%5 IW > By Licenst issued aider Section 43 cfTht A^i \^B/^R/^^RjJ^R iMf^^ - extent of the profits available for the $%v\\ll////orf//fj^^S^J*^^^^R ' Treasurer: B. L Hammond, lS\W^filr N^*-*-^ J^tKto v Closes 9th July, 1938 f^^^|^^7^P^ Drawn 25th July, 1938 ■ I P.O. BOX 110, WELLINGTON. lE^^^^^E%£9 ■ Please send met . Tickets In "My Luck's In" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 ■ each). I enclose, Postal Note N» far £ j : also stamped Jj addressed envelope for reply.'(Postage Stamps not accepted In payment of Tickets.) I ' I Name ; ... | (Mr., Mr*, or Mist) m^m* lIT I TTTfiTt Ztl II 11 I ' I Address ■ , , I I , Svin^HiHPF?iNflnnin'fiPfs|k jP^^R^lfi^STOßTif AT BREAKFAST! ASK ■"■ MA" JpWi^^£^23, POWDER ■ . ml \\^^ NS^^ji-v^jr« which St&ft €V€Ty <fl|9^s^?i^^f^^|H f*l\/CC IMCTAMT RCI ICC f Smile! TWf SPPPOVW<' Hartal Compound hi _^^^^^^ _^^££&\S£Uf!^y\St\s ' *^ AstlinfiftCicßl' compuunts •• • » .... difficult br«athl««,br««chltli,wh««. THECEMBLAOEfSBRmSHMUC VF332xK\ KrCKTlJi^^^^^ Ing. eh«rt tithtnnt, consumptioiv j^^p»«W^BßßißS««^^^ fc ___ vP^^jsHvNl^^i^^VflflJilVVi^^^^ catarrh, hay fev«r, «tc

"OBSTINATE—JUST LIKE A MAN." A certain young man caught a cold through becoming overheated at a dance. He made light of his distress, and during the following days airily told his friends that the cold would soon run its course. A foriaight later he met the young lady he had danced with, and she was alarmed and annoyed that his cold was still as bad as ever. "Obstinate—just like a man," said she, but she was able to overcome her friend's obstinacy and persuade him to purchase a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver. A bottle of "Baxters" is the best answer to any cold. This warming, soothing, palatable compound loosens and clears a cold. It eases the throat and tones up the system with its tonic action. Always insist on "Baxters," the famous old remedy with a great reputation. All chemists and stores sell Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d sizes.—Advt.

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