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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 173, 8 July 1919, Page 2

, “Necessity makes inches of miles—mole ■ hills of Mountains.”—Stanue. I ’Way over in Sydney a lady tried to get Baxter’s Lung Preserver —but, failing, wrote as follows:—“1 am enclosing £2 Tor some Baxter’s Lung Preserver. One bottle did me such a lot of good in N.Z. that I want more.” And it will do you good too. Just now, when the barometer is so restless, you should have a large 2/6 bottle handv Chemist* and kitoret When children come home from the pictures Through the damp of a winter’s night, ■ All parents who care and of colds be- , ware, Take measures to keep them right. They tuck them warm and snug in bed, For of croupy colds they’ve needful 1 dread'; At signs of such to make things sure, ■ They give them Woods’ Peppermint I Cure.

—still thetei cry “MORE’gil • • From the north, south, east, west— L-— from the settler's out-hack home, from EHUZJ station homestead, the suburban bungal° w comes the demand for Edmonds L--.. -d "Sure to Rise” Baking Powder. rj=» " More and still more! ” —the insistent call [ j gf , proves how Dominion housewives appre- } -] ptjgj ciate the purity and surety of Edmonds. pr_: §1 li Million Tins a Year i|gg are now sold—an average of six tins a year to every family in the Dominion. CLigga jqLy Use only Edmonds Baking Powder. It is still made with genuine grape FTA cream of tartar —no substitutes \xvx Bpggl • used. gAll grocers stock it (the large tin contains 14i ounces). Ask your store for J fe FDMCNDC /AO/ no %=\ A J H J