Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18173, 19 August 1922, Page 11

"Life is a campaign."—Piatt. In the campaign against cold ft, coughs, and all bronchial troubles, there is no he;ter friend than Baxter's Lung Preserver. 'Baxter's" bus been giving relief to thousands of sufl'erers for over half-a-cen-tory- Its secret is in its soothing, penetrating qualities that, always touch the affected spot, and give gratifying relief. Aa_ a tonic " Baxter's " is unriva!ied. Build s sound constitutions. 2s 6d a large bottle at chemists and store*;. . For the latest novelties in spring wear, >n costumes, frocks, etc., "The House of? Hacksons,' - Karangahape Road, combine smartness with moderate prices. The policeman said : " Follow the tramlines." You cannot, go wrong, they all lead to E. Kitchener's.- Ltd., Karangahape (right opposite top of Upper Queen Street), where footwear, bargains are to he had at this " popular store on the corner." rru[ r ' ( '' li ' r ' ?s "• Workman, the famous Gilbert and Sullivan comedian, always relies on Fluen/.-Trl to keep away hoarseness, Another well-known entertainer. Mr. Leonard Nelson, writes:—"Many times I should not have Veen able to perform but |or Fluenzol and its quick effect on the throat Q-tol, I tind, makes shaving a 'eal pleasure '' Monday i 8 half-price day at the A.B.C karangahape Road. Remnants andi'oddm cnts in all departments, half marked Pnces. 500 p a ir s boots and shoes half-price io-Gay and Monday at The Farmers' i Un 'on Trading Company, Hobson Street. The Biblical significance of "The Four Horsemen 0 f the Apocalypse.** Hear Mr. ««*g« Aldridge's address, West Street Church, Newton, Sunday, 6-46 p.m. *<* Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cms.