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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10200, 2 May 1912, Page 3

"ABE THEY SILVEIirCOATEiD ■*

"I've read a lot about Baxter's Anti-Neuralgic Pills," said Browne, a lumbago victim. "They cure Sciatica.. Lumbago and all other classes of neuralgia, they say. Well, something's got to be done to my back, or I'll soon be i p wreck—l'm on Baxter's Pills.." | So ho got a box of Anti-Neura'gic Pills, but on his way home, the thought struck him —"I wonder arc they silver-coated." He quickly .looked —no they were not, and he was pretty soon back ai the chemist's. "These pills are not silver-coated, which means they are not Baxter's,' he said, and quickly had them changed for the right ones. His lumbago was soon relieved. If you have lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia in the head, or any other type of neuralgia^—get Batxei^s Anti-Neu ralgic Pills. Is 6d box at chemists and stores. But—be sure they're silver- coated.

Tlic Gisbome dairy farmers have doeided to form a testing nssociattioii, tlio object being that only the best products should be supplied to the public, and ailso tw eivs.ulr'e thiere bein.tr no affecited stock,. Perhaps the farmers alfclout Thamies will follow GisbonWs example.

If you have a cold, take Tcmking's 'Linseed Emulsion, and you'll soon find that you haven't a, cold at all. Is 6d, 2s 6d. 4 S 6d.

New winter goods and novelties for present wear now^opening up.—Robt. Wood, the cash 'draper, Pollen f?t,, Thames. — Adrt.

In the height of Summer there is nothing so refreshing as kartell's Brandy and coda. —Advt.

Every department is now stockvd with the very latest and exclusive goods for autumn and winter wear at A. Court and Son's, "The Busy He*biW—Advt.

For Children's Hacking Gought at night, Woods' Groat Peppermint Our«, Jb 6d 2b 6d— Adyfc.