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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16704, 24 July 1916, Page 2

"The hope of all who suffer." —Whittier. To take Baxter's Lung Preserver is the surest way to cure a cough or cold. For over half a century this honest remedy has proved its efficacy in promptly breaking *:p a cold, whether it be in the head, throat or chest. "Baxter's" is also a wonderful tonic and strength-builder. Keep it handy in your home, shop or office. To-day, get a big 1/10 bottle from any- chemist or storekeeper. A proved remedy for coughs an<J colds has many imitators. This is true of "NAZOL." For your own protection order "NX.ZCL" by name. See that "NAZOL" appears on carton and bottle. The Hot Water Bottle that r.ever leaks and lasts for years is manufactured by THE NORTH BRITISH RUBBER COMPANY and fitted with " Unique** Stopper. Look for brand on bottle. Sold by all chemists. THE first sign of nervous disorder is that our notion of things is turned topsy - turvey. Big matters become small, and trivial worries loom up largely. It is like looking through i the wrong end of a telescope. la order to see things in their true light and to keep a vigorous sense ef proportion, take— Marshall's FosphqJßg This fine nerve specific will right th« * wrong!—it will restore a cheery, hopeful outlook—it will remedy headache, sleeplessness, and t\t^\f> loss of appetite—all of them ajfOki symptoms of nervous dis- ■!£££ orders. Get Marshall's Fos- ■JJgJ pherine from your chemist or g sJjJJS store—l/- and 2/6—four times ■^ =^ as much in the half-crown H sss* size 1 ~ 32 H ££T f " \f -. BOYD Shorthand Schools will underajc*" « take to teach you to write Shorthand correctShortnand. ly, and with sufficient speed for'any business jn work, in 30 days' study. Simply write for Prospectus. C\ JV« obligation, to — *y\J Boyd Shorthand -jY School J-JclyS* 100 Gnitomhoaie Quay Wellington ,

y I ■ ■ . •""■ / £\ 4"\ GREAT SCOT ! ! A -JB # MUST HAVE TICKETS. iS ■ ■ ■ ■WnCa Em I HI 9 .* A „ _ Wm lit Prize - 1000 Sheep | 2 Prizes ©f -50 Sheep each «2£^ V -^jSfe. : 2nd Prize - - - 300 Sheep * Prizes ©t - 25 Sheep each j^jJ^Hff?- "*^^ gj. 3rd Priz© - - - ISt Sheep 30 p JjJJJ *» - 5 Sheep each -^^^^H|^f^'^^^|^K^S 4th Prize - - - 100 Sheep 200 Prizes ©f - I Sheep each (^^^fi|||^H^^^^f\^^^^^^sfin^N To raise funds for a. Clob for the use (free) of all Soldiers and Sailors of the lM^ /AmffJjT" "^*-r£^^-\ 3m Each winning tnarkie will ke 4 put back in the barrel " /^uMtJMmSSS^r^' :=====^/wl^^T^^^^^^'\\ m ■ alter- each drawing, thus giving every ticket-helder y A^JWißntl£S^^^^ 1250 CHANCES FOR I/- r^W^^^^^^V The Committee of the Anzac Art Union appeals for help on behalf of the Soldiers and Sailors of the Empire who are bravely risking their lives to protect our homes. It is onjy by their heroism that we enjoy the freedom which every true Britisher prizes more than life. A Club in a central town wh^re all Soldiers and Sailors, upon their return to New Zealand, can enjoy a happy hour away from temptation, is an absolute necessity. The Anzac Club will be free for all time to all Sailors and Soldiers of the Empire. Are YOU doing your duty by these men if you fail to grasp this opportunity to help? Will YOU contribute one shilling towards this noble object and perhaps win one of the 250 prize* of a total value of £2,200?