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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10560, 10 April 1920, Page 10

INFLUENZA STILL ABOUT. KEEP BAXTER’S HANDY. ’Tis bettor by far to see things as they are and. not as they should be. Influenza is undoubtedly still about; but that does not say there is need td get “panicky.' 1 It merely tells ns to look at the facts and act in a common sense way accordingly. Be like the .Boy Scouts and make “Be Prepared" your motto. Have handy at all times Baxter's Lung Preserver. Then at the first sniffle or sneeze take a dose. Baxter’s Lung Preserver possesses not only exceptional curative qualities, but excellent strengthening and protecting features. . It will promptly and surely dispel the cough, cold or sore throat, and do good “follow-up" work by adding vitality to the system and fortifying It against future attacks of the complaint. With Influenza still around you could not have a better friend than “Baxter’s.” It is not an untried specific. It has been giving relief to sufferers for 54 years. Being a rich, red, wanning fluid am! very pleasant to the tagte. Baxter's Lnng Preserver is h favourite with the children. and kiddies are in need of all the protection you can give them. 2s Gd buys a generous siz- d bottle at chemist or stoio. Order to-day.

Tho Bank of England has the light to 6011 beer without a license. This privi. lego was granted to the bank in its char, tor of incorporation under date of July 27th.’ 1691. And so the bank, if it liked could open a bar in Threadneedlo Street, or could send wagons round and deliver beer from'door to door. Needless to, say, however, it has never attempted to exorcise tho privilege. When used on chapped hands or roughened skin acts like a charm. 176