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SPEAKING OF SWALLOWS“One swdllow doesn’t made a summer” is another way of saying" Beware of discarding warm clothing too soon.” With the weather still ,so changeable .colds are easily caught. Don’t waif for a chill.to. develop; take “one swallow” of “Baxter’s” and repeat foe dose until all trace, of a cold has left you. “Baxter’s” tonic properties are also just what you need at the change of seasons. Be prepared, keep Baxter’s Lung Preserver in the house. 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6, at all chemists and stores—Advt.

THE YOUNG “OLD ’UN.” That’s “Pop.” He’s sixty if a day, but as fit as a youth. —Never tired. —Never grumpy. He says it depends wholly on well-

Paterit is the only means of protection to your ideas. Without patent there is no assurance that others will not reap profits that should be yours. F’5 en 7 Hughes Ltd ’ (director o y. e. Hughes and J. T. Hunter cgistered Patent Attorneys), 214-217 D.Z.C. Building, Wellington.—Adtft.

nourished rierves. He takes Marshall's Fospherine. Keeps his nerves nourished and functioning efficiently. Keeps him 100 per cerifo fit. Get the six-sided crirton from your chemist or store—loo doses for 2/C~ Advt.