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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16074, 10 March 1923, Page 11

"Futility is our great concern."—Mason. Headers negd have no copceru regarding the risk of catching colds or" developing bronchial trouble if Baxter's Lung Preserver Is Kept handy. “Baxter's" is an invaluable specific, for summer chills, being remarkably penetrative. Ensures lasting relief always. As a dependable. bullding-up tonic., "Baxter’s" Is unrivalled. Get a large bottle now. 8s 6d all chemists and stores.—i In conversation with a Timarn Post reporter recently, Mrs Colonel MTrmis, of Wellington, who is lecturing for the Salvation Army, .stated' that, smoking amongst women was increasing in New Zealand. She told' of an incident, which occurred in the- Auckland'-Wellington express recently, when she an another officer of the Army were travelling. They were in a. non-smoker carriage, and were approached Ky another woman', who inijiiired if they objected to 1 her smoking. On another occasion the colonel was travelling up from Dunedin, and' noticed a. woman who went mq. on to the carriage platform and l there indulged in two nr three cigarettes, Don’t run the risk occasioned by cutting corns! Six applications of Frogandn will permanently remove the trouble. Easy to apply—-no mens or'cumbersome plaster. Money refunded if corns not removed. 1/6 everywhere, or post, freo from Barrnelongh’s Pfv., Box 1247, Wellington. 153