THE "DEVIL-DEVIL" ROPE TRICK

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 94, 22 April 1933, Page 9

THE "DEVIL-DEVIL" ROPE TRICK

"Banishing devils"—that is the idea of the old Leueneua Island chief tain, as he solemnly passes a crudely-wovpu rope of palm'leaves over the entire length of-the visiting launch that has just anchored in his lagoon. lie 13 keeping away "devil-devils" from his little atoll. . The modern mother, however, knows that charms are of little avail against unseen dangers. Coughs and colds.^ for instance, have to be kept away from the family circle, and mother's method is to pin'her faith to Baxter's Lung Preserver. The way "Baxter's" keeps down colds is remarkable. A few regular; doses of this rich, warm, soothing corn.^ pound dispels f everishness and huski* ness. "Baxter's" cuts the phlegm^ forms a soothing, healing film over tha inflamed throat and air passages, and, promotes natural, easy breathing. How* ever' stubborn the cqugh, " Baxter's l' will givo sure relief.' Be sure your home is 1 * safeguarded and remember "Baxter's" tonic pro* perties-increase resistance against fur* ther attacks. All chemists and storey' sell "Baxter's" ia Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4| 6i sizes. — Advt- -.---. - -.-■.■ .. ';,