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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17450, 21 April 1920, Page 8

LET JOT TAKE THE PLACE OF "THE BLUES." Have you a grouch ? Has " the blues" • taken charge of your life's outlook Then it's friend " Stevens" you needSteven?' Health Salts. It will drive away that » depression, that " feeling of everlasting woe," will replace that tired, worn-out look with a cheery smile, put sunniness where sallowness now reignsand all by regulating the stomach. After getting the " Stevens' Habit" you'll waka up every I morning feeling fit, with a vim and i vigour known only to the healthy constii tuticjn. Get "Stevens" to-day—pure, sure, and pleasant-. Chemist or sto.-e. Wholesale: Walter McKeich, 57, rort Street, Auckland. _" Children make misfortunes more —Bacon. The misfortune of a cold is quite bad enough with the adult, but when the kiddie gets a cough or cold the trouble seems magnified many times. Mother! See that on your kitchen shelf ' is a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver during the cough and cold time. Children take to this sterling remedy quickly. Rich and warming, pleasant to the taste; 2e 6d buys large bottle. Decorating muslins in red, white, and blue, with motto woven in one width, 85d per yard.—At Tonfion Garlick'sj Furs! Furs! Furs! Ladies requiring a S? 1 smart fur should not fail to visit the I A.B.C. Stores, Newton. An exquisite '■f: 5; assortment just landed. [ Don't forget the picture sale this day j (Wednesday), April 21, 2 p.m., at Smith - ! and Haicombe's auction rooms. Gala- <;sj4i;£ loeues obtainable. : i iigSSIl All school inspectors favour the Biblical "j. " Golden Rule " school ruler, metal edge*"feS§j| Price, 4d.Whitcombe and Tomb®, Ltd. The overwhelming experience of - ||3|f| thousands testify to the value of " Nasol" fta an effective precaution against iafla* [<?»»» «fcc» - -•^^l