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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 117, 20 May 1932, Page 12

AUCTION SALES MARKET DAY. I ! TO-DAY (FRIDAY), MAY 20. JOHN COULL’S SALE ROOMS. 10 A.M.—Rome Beauty, Stunner. Jonathan, Ballarat. Delicious apples. 1 P.M. —Lamb and mutton, smoked fish, honey. 2 P.M. —Laying, table fowls, ducks, dressed poultry, fruit, potatoes, | pumpkins, marrow’s, leeks, spinnach, 1 carrots, parsnips, pie melons, etc. 3 P.M.—l super leather golf bag, as I new. cost £8 12s; steps, dining table. I wardrobe, duchess fchest, twin beds. I wires, kapoks, 3 fire-proof safes. I gent’s bike “Aerothrust,” 2 good J double wooden beds, wires, good i hair mattress, linen tick, palmstands. ( fancy goods. Hillside cart, lot good I pot plants, linos, etc. JOHN COULL, • Auctioneer. I GUM I BOOTS THE SHORT KIND AND KNEE BOOTS TOO. PRICES RANGE FROM 17/6 TO 27/6. ' PRICES ARE LOWEST AT WHICH YOU CAN BUY GOOD GUM BOOTS. GET THEM AT YOUNG&COLLINSLTD BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT.

A GRAND OLD REMEDY. In the entire annals of New Zealand business, it is difficult to find a more strikingexample of a continued respect and confidence in a line, as is the case with Baxter’s Lung Preserver. To-day “Baxter’s’’ is given to children whose fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers. and great grandfathers and great grandmothers have also benefited by this grand old remedy for coughs, colds, chest and throat afflictions. It is a wonderful tribute to a wonderful preparation. All chemists and stores cell “Baxter’s’’ in three sizes, 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. The larger sizes are ■Bore economical.*