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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 238, 20 September 1922, Page 2

“Blythesome Spring dispels dull care.” —Hales. Spring, however, has capricious moods, and even in this season there lurks the risk of coughs and colds. At the first sign of trouble take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. For over half-a-century, “Baxter’s” has been acclaimed by thousands as a genuine, reliable cough and cold remedy for both young and old. As a body-building, blood-enriching tonic, it has also proved its sterling worth. 2s 6d large bottle at chemists and stores. THE GOODNESS OF EFFICIENCY. Efficiency is equally desirable in the dome as in business, for unless a housewife is systematic she is not wholly ?fflcient, her work seems to drag, it is aever finished. One of the greatest enemies of efficiency at this 4 time of the rear is a cold or chilL It makes one feel lethargic, don ’t-carq-itf-it-never-?ets-done feeling. Royle’s Cough Mint is an efficient destroyer of Coughs, Colds and Chills, It Is prepared speei•illy for what is called the “Inner Slpn Treatment.” All chills and colds begin on the surface and penetrate to the tender inner skin, but Boyle’s Cough Mint drives them out. All Chemists tad atfreij 1/6 btttU.*