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NZ Truth, Issue 604, 13 January 1917, Page 8

If a "ffuesaer" -was -asking tor a drink what would he call for? — A mug. And Bill Massey?— A handle. Mr. Stanley, the Church Army Commissioner on the Western front, says the French and British troops havo developed a peculiar language, known only to themselves, which answers .all their common needs. The words nonplus the official Interpreters, but a British'soldier with no French at all can ask a French soldier with no English at all for practically anything he wants — and get it. "Fact piles upon fact." — Kaufcnaan. Gratified men and women throughout the Dominion are constantly expressing their appreciation of the merits of Baxter's Lung Preserver. This famous old preparation is still the most effective and sati&factry remedy for coughs, colds, and sore throats. Strengthens the lungs and invigorates the whole system. Every dose benefits — good for young and old. Famous for over 60 years. Ask tor "Baxter's" and do not accept inferior substitutes. 1/10 buys a big bottle at any store or pharmacy .