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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 5

! • "Be armed against the elements." — jHarty. ■ The chill in the night air emphasises j the need for protection against colds, ', coughs, throat and chest maladies. 1 Money cannot buy a more reliable i specific than Baxter's Lung Preserver I —famous for over 55 years as a remedy j for all winter ailments. The first dose ! gives instant relief. ! "Baxter's" is also a grand tonic; 2fi ■6d large bottle. - All chemists and stores. 2

I 1 i RHEUMATISM : SCIATICA: ! NEURALGIA. - ' \ \- The cold, raw wintry weather touches |up rheumaticy joints anrl starts off ; I sciatica and neuralgia. But all can be i ! onickW relieved if Chamberlain's Pain 1 j Balm is applied free1 }'. It penetrates • ! rv-H +o the seat of the trouble, soothes i I t"o inflamed joints, quietom the excit- - =rl nerves. No horru* medicine chest is , without a bottle of Charobev- . ]-i-'«5 T>aiTi F"l^ on its shelf. Sold. everywhere.—Advt.