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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1934, Page 4

For salads, sauces or p.iclries you cannot better Sharland’s Vinegar. Pure, piquant, full-flavoured. Ib has earnt a reputation for quality among housewives in New Zealand. Sold at all stores in bottle or bulk. Quantity of ladies hose are now at half price; quantity of gloves half price; frocks 2s 6d upwards, most of them half usual price, at Schroder’s great clearing sale the next few days. ' —Advt. Spring Cleaning?—Use Fairy Dyes for ve n r curtains. —Advt. Economise on that remedy for your cold. Buy “Nazol.” Gives instant relief. Costs only Is 6d for a bottle containing 60 doses. Larger size at 2s 6d contains 120 doses. —Advt .

TOO NICE TO BE A MEDICINE Peggy (aged seven). There, I thought so, Dolly has an awful cold. Nancy: What are you going to give her, some medicine? Peggy: Oh, no, I’ll give her “Baxter’s.” That’s not a. medicine. Nancy: I know it’s not, its too nice. That is typical of the way kiddies regard Baxter’s Lung Preserver, as a pleasant, soothing remedy that fixes their coughs,' colds, and soi;e throats. They like its pleasant flavour. , j Always give “Baxter’s” to your children. Get a bottle with your groceries Is 6d, 23 6d, and 4s 6d_