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NZ Truth, Issue 508, 13 March 1915, Page 12

I To strive with difficulties and to conquer them is the highest human felicity. — Dr. Johnson. I The biggest danger to tho chances of social and economic progress m: New Zealand lies m the public belief m the potency of a political formula to work out the salvation of society. The bias of an all-pervading materialism has. smothered appreciation m "the man" to a blind faith m a prescription. Through the whole L.abor movement there is an under-basis of conviction that collective betterment may be achieved by machinery and printed "platforms." TOOT ! TOOT ! Toot, toot! L.ook out for the motor car. Most people heed all kinds of danger signals, except Nature's. Oh, you say, "I have a slight cough; it will soon be better." Will it? Here's a till — Baxter's Lung Preserver, the finest family cough or cold remedy money can buy. Invest Is lOd with your storekeeper or chemist and attack thi< trouble at tho first symptoms. Don\ experiment or you may live to regret It. 'Barter's Imng Preserver is a tried remedy and has been found effective by thousands.