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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17948, 28 November 1932, Page 2

Crisp— Dry—-Arctic Cold Test the better flavor of Provisions served from our Electric Refrigerator—the warmest days your food is kept at the temperature of 42 deg.—No Bacteria can exist at that temperature. Make a point of testing McKeague’s better Provisions. Monarch Bacon 1/- lb, Monarch Cooked Pressed Ham (machine sliced) 2/- lb, Tea Toa Cheese 9d lb, Monarch Lard 9d lb. Fuchsia and Kia Ora Butter 1/1 lb, Pure N.Z. Bulk Honey Gd lb, 4ibr, 1/10. Sfrocer/? Spec/a/ts/s VVE ARE BUYERS OF OLD GOLD AND GOLD COINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Highest prices given in cash, or we will allow you 32/..for every £1 worth 3 of Gold (Coin or Jewellery) if taken out in goods. A. STONEHAM & CO. LTD., JEWELLERS & DIAMOND MERCHANTS 109 GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Phono or Write if unable to ca"

A TIMELY BETRAYAL. A visitor to the country while being shown over the farm had the misfortune to slip, unnoticed by his host, into a water-course. Although only his feet were wet lie spent a very unhappy day trying to conceal his discomfort. Rut what a smile concealed, a sneeze, soon betrayed, and he was finally obliged to explain what happened. “Oh! I’ll soon lix you up,” assured the wife of his host, who brought out a large bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Here in the country we could not afford to he without our ‘Baxter’s.’ We’re never without a bottle.” This faith in “Baxter's” is typical of nearly all New Zealand people, who recognise, “Baxter’s” as the outstanding remedy for coughs, colds, chills and chest troubles. Nearly everybody is familiar with this rich, red, warming, soothing specific which gives such wonderful relief. "Baxter’s'” tonic properties are a great aid in accelerating recovery. All chemists arid stores sijll "Baxter’s” in three popular sizes. 4/6- ‘ ,J| 6 and 1/6.* ■ Books, ready printed, at Herald Jobbing Department. r<UM ARABIC, in large or small quantities, for sale at Ileralc Jobbing Department.