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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 27 March 1926, Page 6

A FEW FACTS FOR OUR FARMER FRIENDS In these days of keen competition, when quality is often sacrificed to make price attractive, we find it necessary to state a few facts which no discriminating farmer can afford to overlook. We have been in the Seed Business over forty, years, and can, therefore, speak with experience on the most suitable Seed for the soils of Taranaki. Our aim has always been, and always will be, to obtain the highest possible quality procurable. Our selection of seeds is not governed by the price we have to pay—cheap seeds are dear at any price. We purchase only the standard of quality which will uphold > and enhance a reputation which is our most guarded asset. Our White Clovers, Cowgrass, Lotus Major, Timothy, Fiorin, Alsike, Trefoil, and Poa Pratensis are all v imported direct from Hirst and Sons, London,- whose reputation for quality is so favourably known the world over. We have submitted samples of these seeds to the Government Biologist, whose report on the quality and germination is most .favourable. This report is available to our clients at any time. Of Colonial grasses we stock double dressed Hawke’s Bay Rye—guaranteed from 40-year-old pasture—best double dressed Akaroa Cocksfoot, heavy double dressed Canterbury Perennial Rye, Italian Rye, and Western Wolds. We wish to impress our farmer clients not to be misled by attractive quotations. Your next crop depends on the quality you sow, not on the price you pay. A few shillings saved in buying inferior seeds may result in a decrease, of pounds in the value of your pasture. Buy sterling Seeds, and having got a good thing, remember where you got it. HAWERA

SEEN IN A CHILD’S DRAWING BOOK. The Baxter ad-man was visiting a friend’s home the other day, and the little daughter of the family brought along her drawing book for inspection. Among the crayon pictures of houses, leaves, and birds was a drawing of —a “Baxter” bottle! Evidently Baxter’s Lung Preserver was a familiar article in that home, and this little girl recognised in the bottle something her family considered a household necessity. This was borne out by an answer to a question from the ad-man: “Oh! she’s seen the bottle somewhere about; we always have one in the house, we’ve found it such a stand-by.” There are many thousands of homes like this one where “Baxter’s” is always at hand, for during the 59 years it has been on the market families have found it invaluable as a safeguard from chills and colds. This specific contains elements which seek out the root of all chest complaints and quickly give relief. For bronchitis, bad" coughs and colds “Baxter’s” proves most- effective, soothing the affected parts and easing throat soreness caused by coughing. Another important feature of .Baxter's Lung Preserver is that while it brings relief it also builds up the system to couteract a relapse. It is a genuine tonic as well as a lung preserver. . “Baxter’s” can be obtained in a generous sized bottle from all stores and chemists for 2s 6d. —Adyt.

The “sing germ” is the only germ “No-Rubbing Laundry Help” ■will tol- v, erate. A 1/- packet does seven wiash- /f iiigs beautifully.—Advt. • Colds vanish in double-quick time when “Nazol” comes on the scenej 60 doses 1/6. Chemists and stone. —1