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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15221, 20 May 1920, Page 7

For Bronchial Coughs, tike Woods' 'ireat Peppermint Cqre, 1/8. 2/9.-4. At a meeting held at Stockholm to organis§ relief for prisoners of war in Siberia, a clergyman who spent a long time in the prison oamps there said thac 50,000 of the prisoners died during the winter. Ladies should protect themselves against Influenza infection by putting about 10 drops of Nazol on a handkerchief and placing inside a blouse on the chest. Use Nazol freely in this wav — it does not injure the most, dedicate fabric. — 5. The Ellerman line.r Tinto, which sank in the Humber recently, was blown up by an explosion during salvage operations, and about 30. workmen had narrow escapes. The explosion was caused by the water generating, §ag in the sunken carbide. Ten dropa orf N.azol On a small piece of lint OJ flannel and. placed between the shirt and singlet is a good way to get the benefit ol constant inhalation — which protects the air passages against influenza infection. — 4From 13 ftnpUganta, Mr, M. E. Fitzgerald, Ptß„ was appointed to fill the position of engineer to the Eltham Oouaty Council He was an officer with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force* during the war, his rank having been that of captain. "Chance will not do the work."— Scott. No one can afford to take chances with health. Yet how many during tht winter, when coughs and colds are si dangerous, experiment wHh preparation after preparation, fake Baxter's Lung Preserver immediately and be sure. Mr Baxter did all the experimenting 54 years ago and now you can promply remedy cough, cold, sore throat, chest and bronchial troubles. This sterling specific is Quick in its action, permanent in its relief. Get large & 64 bottle to-day from cbftinist or store. .Th§ Paris Municipal Council has decided to accept from Canada a loan of £4,000,0Q0, to be employed in the purchase of foodstuffs and other goods in. Canada, A few shillings spent in the free "*se of Naaol to proteot the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, and throat against Influenza infection is better than hours of suffering,— 3. i ' . .