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Northern Advocate, 28 September 1920, Page 3

Sprinkle about 10 drops of Na*ol on the chest of the pyjama jacket at night—or on the singlet in the morning is a good way to get the benefit of Nazol inhalation —just try it.

"Domestic responsibilities" is being urged upon the Minister of Education by the New Zealand Institute for consideration in connection with the proposed distribution of the .forthcoming increases in teachers' salaries. It is contended that special recognition of this phase would induce larger numbers to enter the teaching profession and to remain there permanently; Explanation of the Government proposals will 'be given to the Institute by the Miniser next Thursday. Statements made (both by Mr Parr and the Prim e Minister give clear indication that the "£SOO limit" previously suggested in the allotting of salary increases will ,not be adhered to. The Central (Extecutive of the Wanganui branch is making representations for a sufficient sum to be placed on the Supplementary Estimates so as to provide a maximum salary of £850

"Hasten now to make assurance doubly sure." Wise words at this season, when winter's dire complaints threaten from every point. An em phatic assurance of immunity from lung coplaints, chest troubles, coughs, colds, and influenza is obtained by taking Baxter's Lung Preserver—a sure, safe remedy at all times. It nas a rich, peasant taste, and its soothing action never fais to stop the tickle and give ease to the sore throat. A wise plan is to keep a bottle always handy. Large size 2/6—at all chemists and stores. 86