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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15223, 22 May 1920, Page 5

What muddle superfluous preparation ' ■'''.' makes-"— Stanus. Certainly be prepared, for wise preitarafion means .also the: battle half won; ljut superfluous preparation is ill-advtsed. Always be prepared durinjr winter time, ivhlch to the unprepared is chronic 'o»ffh and. cold time. "Baxter's. Lunpt Preserver, is ample preparation, for -this sterling remedy is a sure, . safe and prompt remedy. If. nips the trouble In the bud- and fortiiles against the return visit. The home that knows "Baxter's" s cougrh and cold proof. ; Get, large oottle of this 54-year-old speclQc to-day. '.« «rt at Cttemlst and Stnt* Speakuig at Auckland on the treatment of T.B. Boldier jjati^nts, Mr. Andrewa said tlie public attitude toward them was; absolutely-, scandalous. Whenever there had. been any talk of start■'.njy ,a tonvalesceiit home for tubercular casea, tq© pMblic objectetl; as if the propopal. wa«: ;to. introduce 1 small-pox into their midst. Many of the men who had returned t|oN«\f ZeaJaqd^and who were alive to-day, had 1 giyeii, mpre than, those .wh.pse bodies worb lyiiiff m France, Mesopotamia, or Gallippli,^ because ,the permanently-disabled men would suffer all their lives. ' ... '.'. DISTINCTION AND DURABILITY. Two: feafcurea, which mark B. and C. Corsets .as "being : m a. class of their own. They present the utmost", corset value today, for B. and G. Corsets a rp British made, and are* not affoctod [by the high ral^e of exchange which prevails m foreign countries. For tiro utmost, comfort and smart appearance that expert design and construction can give, you will find nothing better than B. and C. Corsets. All lending Drapers stock them. 9