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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18352, 16 September 1921, Page 6

“The Best in the Long Run” 'smj*. The Finest Tire made is the Goodrich Silvertown Cord Tire it gives the Greatest Mileage GOODRICH SIbVERfOWN COM TIHIS Sold by All Garages

"Good Grain,” by Emmeline Morrison, has recently been' selected as the prizewinning novel in the John I>ong £6OO prize competition for the best first novel. The author, V>ho is the wife of a .wellknown man in commercial circles in tha city, was born in Prestwich, Lancashire, and is the youngest daughter of the lata John Cottrill, for many years a J.P. for the county. At an early age she commenced writing stories, and, with her sister, formed a small “literary club” of schoolgirls—each member bringing her tales to read at a weekly meeting for other members to criticise. Left a legacy by her uncle, a cotton spinner, she was able to travel, and in a few years had visited many countries and places of in-, terest. The conductor stooped and picked up something in the tramcar. “Has anybody lost half a crown ?” be asked. Great searching and fumbling in bags began. At length, one_ old lady shouted out: ,“I have.” “Well, here’s a halfpenny of’ it, madam,” the conductor replied. THREATENED SPREAD OF INFLUENZA. MEASURE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY. Nows of an outbreak of influenza amongst the crews of certain vessels has caused some little consternation ashore. For the safety of the general public the merits of Baxter’s Lung Preserver should be made more widely known: There is positively nothing like “Baxter’s” for warding off a threatened attack of cough, cold, or influenza, and when suffering in the grip of the malady “Baxter’s” is the short road to health. The bronchial affection conspicuous in tha present outbreak readily yields to treatment with Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Hue old and tested household remedy for coughs and colds soothes raw chests and throats in remarkably quick time, heals inflamed passages, and cuts phlegm, thereby easing difficult breathing and driving away the worst, of coughs. For convalescents “Bax-' tor’s” is an invaluable tonic, repairing waste tissue and strengthening the system agiinat relapse. You can keep well m spite of epidemics. 2s 6d buys a large bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver at chemist or grocer.— Adv4,