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NZ Truth, Issue 860, 13 May 1922, Page 6

11 Make "TRUTH" jj' II :: Your Medium ;: i| • ' NO - AMOUNT OF ADVERTISING IS : I • • ANY GOOD IF YOU DO NOT REACH : : • • YOUR PUBLIC. CHOOSE THE BEST ' '. • j " -LLJi--;.. MEDIUM AND YOUR MONEY IS WELL : • . : • • SPENT. DURING THE MONTH \ \ : : LAST ended april 30, 1922,307,230 copies ; : ' • H^rvTVTmT-r OF " TRUTH " WERE SOLD, BEING A • : ; ; MONTH weekly average of 61,446 copies ' : 1 ' 9^Ci NETT. AS EVERY COPY OF "TRUTH" : : • : ou '^ ou IS READ, ON: AN AVERAGE, • BY. AT \ '. ■ • * - .. ■ ■ LEAST TWO PEOPLE YOU. MAY DOU- : •" : . j —„.,., Mm - BLE. THAT CIRCULATION FOR THE : ' \ \ ■•■■••■■. PURPOSES OF YOUR ADVERTISING. : j I j We have examined the books and re- ■' - i " : '. cords relating to the circulation of Neyv ——a— ; : : I Zealand "Truth," ;:and certify: if or the; ■ ■ '. j I « n month ended April 30, ~1922;.the7tbta1-. i ialVß-' r:: ''' : :""r.rt^toT7rr,Y : :' . . —less frees and returns— amounted to vvxuj^iiaji . . : : -, 307,230 copies— a weekly average of 61,446 61,446 : '> ' : copies. ..-■ ' : : : WATKINS, HULL, HUNT AND -^—m*^ '• '. : : wheeler, ' : I I Public Accountants. : •

Lindsay's, Ltd., one of the oldest and best-known boot emporiums m Wellington, are offering the public exceptional values m footwear, as advertised m another column. For Influenza, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. "Praise is the reflection of virtue.", ; — Bacon. Countless numbers of New Zealanders are loud m their praise of Baxter's Lung Preserver as an unfailing remedy for 1 coughs, chills and subsequent ills. "Baxter's" is specially compounded to check incipient lung and chest troubles and to prevent a recurrence It Is also a dependable re- vitalising tonic, enriching and purifying the blood cells, and Imparting fresh vigor to weakened constitutions. Large bottles 2s 6d at all chemists and stores.

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