"Friendship outteth grief by naive*."— iaoon. . Baxter's lung preserver ib every day mak ig new friends. Here is what one of them iys:— "Allow me to compliment you on jur lung preserver. It is some cold killer. esterday my throat was a continual re ■ mded of its existence and my nasal organ as a perpetual nuisance. I took thre* OSes of "Baxter's," now my frontal ornament is once more a useful member, and my iroat has ceased from troubling, 'cause e oold bug is at rest"—B. Crawford, 20 'monds street, Auckland. Get a large 2a bottln from chemist or store to-day." drt /HAT DO YOU WANT FOR YOUR PATENT?
This question is often asked the man ho has thought of arid patented a labouri ving device. If you have an idea, don't alay, patent it at once. Consult Henry lugnca, Ltd., patent attorneys, 157 Feuth-
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 19 December 1919, Page 5
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