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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 April 1943, Page 3

HOW TO DEAL WITH A COLD This year decide to treat every cold in a commonsense manner. Most health authorities agree that your system will more easily throw off the infection if you keep warm, avoid further chill, if you eat lightly, take plenty of liquids, especially fruit juiceSj if you .get plenty of rest to overcome fatigue and build resistance, and if you keep elimination regular. These. steps, reinforced with regular doses of Baxters Lung Preserver, are undoubtedly the best treatment for any cold. “Baxters” is the ideal remedy for children, parents and grandparents. For 80 years by actual test “Baxters” has proved itself effective for coughs, colds and most bronchial ailments. Always take care—always take “Baxters.” Prepared solely by the proprietors’, Baxters Ltd.. Colombo Street, Christchurch. —Advt. i

HOW MUCH CASH will you take for your invention? This is the question usually asked the man who has a worth-while idea—provided it’s patented. Consult us now—fully and confidentially. Henry Hughes Ltd. (Directors: W. E. Hughes and J. T. Hunter, Registered Patent Attorneys), 214-21? D.I.C. Building, Wellington.—Advt.

Ji J azo GREAT NEWS FOR THE BUYING PUBLIC OF WESTLAND. L Li SPECIAL PURCHASE Our buyer has been fortunate enough to secure a stock of goods which have become available on account of military obligations. These comprise lines which have been virtually off the market for some time, and these much wanted goods will be offered to the public in lots wiiich 'will ensure that everybody will have ’a reasonable opportunity of securing a fair share. WE MENTION BELOW SOME OF THE MANY LINES WHICH WILL BE OFFERED AND ARE ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS. Children’s SOCKETTES in various colours. 36in x 36in Floral Silk SUPPER CLOTHS STEEL CROCHET HOOKS. Sizes 3to 7. . (hnen eftect). BLTISS E IT Y V™ ING NEEDLES - gfaWmSr 113 -! each customer. £ t.£, t OCKNTT SLIPS Brocade FURNISHING SATINS. Laches’ INTERLOCK VESTS. 48in Heavy FURNISHING DAMASKS for Ladies’ LOCKNIT BLOOMERS. ~ H curtains PYJAMASm I loose Ladi handJes° UlC4S ’ UMEEELLAS ’ Wlth fanCy 27in C & V TeV (quanBlack MATERIALS. ' NeW Zealandnd AU W ° ol Woollen DRESS MATERIALS. - S r L tn „ wopvtav trottsfrs FLORAL PRINTS. Fast colours. Me c;,2 7 Cotton WORKING TROUSERS. Coloured ORGANDI MUSLINS. AH shades. ! pi, ]P fpopts tpottsfps All H Btoe and n 36to ggerßrO '™ VELVETEEN ' ” Sfn' s S l°Jvy wXT SOCKs" S ‘ ZeS ' NURSERY SQUARES. Two qualities. ' Men’s Interlock SINGLETS. Sleeveless. M. $ 27in Heavy Fleecy NURSERY CLOTH. and O.S. d COLOURED TOWELS. Heavy absorbent I Men’s Interlock SINGLETS. Short sleeves. | qualities. 1 Pair each customer. ; M. and O.S. m PILLOW CASES. Two qualities. . Men’s Interlock UNDERPANTS. M. and OS. | 40in PILLOW COTTON. Four qualities. Men’s Locknit Sleeveless SINGLETS M WHITE TWILL SHEETING. \ Tnckn t SHORTS g WHITE PLAIN SHEETING. Men s Locknit SHORTS. | SINGLE BED SHEETS in white and un- Boys Fine Serge SUITS. (Best English g bleached. ? serge). g DON’T MISS THIS MARVELLOUS OPPORTUNITY AT THE STORE WHERE FRIENDLINESS | GREETS YOU. | ’’tymons" ltd. » I TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. . I