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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 198, 23 August 1928, Page 12

■OTHER SCOfKS OFF DAB.

"There Alister. I suppose your father will write an ad. about thai* now," was the remark of the wife of the who writes Baxter's advertisements, the other morning when she was sending her yonnc hoperul off to school. It was a cold, nippy morning. with a tjplcal WeOlnttaa southerly, and the mother was taking the precaution or giving the youngster « of "Baxter's" before be went off to the Roseneath school. "Last winter I managed to keep him Tree from colds, thanks to an occasional dose of 'Barter's* and as there are a lot or children ill at present. I think It is better to be on the sare side." she remarked to her husband. Wise mothers all over the Dominion rely upon good old Baxter's Lung Preserver at this time or the year, to ward off cougfcs and colds. it is a rich. red. wanning, soothing compound that does good froa the first dose. Besides being unitjue at a reliever or sore throats and chest troubles, and bronchial ailments. "Baxter's" possesses tonic properties that help to build up the constitution. You can get a generous-sized bottle or Baxter's Lung Preserver from any chemist or stora ror 2/6. but mothers or families obtaia the economical sire at 4/6. For bachelors there is the handy pocket size at eighteeapence.—(Ad.)

That irritation is its signal to you. The enemy is in, spreading flaming inflammaFREE ? i t^ at lead to serious trouble. Generou. * ** at on ce ! Let the powerful vaPulmonai on pours that Pulmonas release drive the in stamps. m enemy out. Swiftly they will spread, soothing, healing and defeating the danAuckland. gerously developing cold. Keep them always handy in your pocket and take one at the first touch of hoarseness. They keep throat and lungs in perfect health. x / 6 ®nd 2/6 a tin Every Chemist has thern