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Evening Star, Issue 15479, 29 April 1914, Page 8

Wherever one travels abroad on® finds the heads of firms complaining that the English youths, who oom© out to them show less interest in their work than do their competitors from the European countries.”—Viscount Bryce. “The only thing in art is the artistja temperament.”—Sir Herbert Tree. Life grows sour when it turns in upon itself; it is cleansed by fjowin* out into other lives. , , , Throughout New Zealand thousands of bottles of Baxter’s Lung Preserver are being kept in the homes, ready for prompt use at the first sign of a cold. One dote taken early will often" effect a cure. Don’t you thtak a Is lOd bottle ia a wise investment? It undoribtediy is. All stores and chemists sell it. -CAdvtj