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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 December 1923, Page 8

FANCY-WORK FOR XMAS PRESENTS /"lAN be secured by mail at attractive prices. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Make your choice from the following list, enclosing postal note for amount of purchase : — Pincushions I'/- to 3/6 Handkerchief Sachets ... 2/11 to 9/11 Casies ... 4/11 to 40/Table Centres 5/- to 20/Cushions 30/- to 50/Supper Cloths 10/- to 40/D’Oyleys 1/- to 5/5 All on finest material, and nicely finished. Sole agents for WELDON’S DRESS PATTERNS, lid each, post free. MRS. POPE, LTD. Art Needlework Specialist, Cashel Street ::: Christchurch.

A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. Here is an attractive proposition that should interest business and working men. This is not a financial idea, yet it will enable you to earn moie money, by keeping constantly fit, and on your job ail the time—every working day in the year. Nearly every man admits that on certain days he is really “off colour” —perhaps a slight chill or bronchial ailment is the trouble—or maybe he is just a little run down. These are the times when a man’s best friend is Baxter’s Lung Preserver. A real common-sense, quickly acting remedy is “Baxter’s.” And a single dose bucks you up. wonderfully easing the cough or sore throat, and putting pep into your system. As a tonic, it enriches the blood, braces you up, and fills you with fresh vigor and energy. Business men everywhere have been quick to appreciate the value of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, and always keep a bottle handy—-not only at home, but also in the office. A generous-sized bottle costs only 2s 6d and is obtainable at all chemists and stores. Family size 4s 6d.—Advt. 36

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