BRIDGE PLAYERS TAKE NOTE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 237, 6 October 1932, Page 20

BRIDGE PLAYERS TAKE NOTE.

A bridge party on a mild spring evening sounds a affair.- A young hostess, however, discovered that even such an evening is not without ite dangers.

The enjoyable party was "over. The young lady in questio.. walked to the gate to see her guests off. As it seemed pleasantly cool outside, lisual afterbridge discussion ■ was resumed at the front gate. The conversation .waxed enthusiastic, and carried on for about a quarter of an hour.

Hurrying inside, the young hostess sensed a shivering feeling, and realised she had caught a chill while standing outside.

Before going to bed, however, she took a wise precaution by taking a good dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver. Aided by a consequent good night's sleep, she felt as "right as rain" in th<= morning.

This- instance shows how .' even at -amost unexpected time a cold can develop and open the way for influenza and euch troubles. Be ready to trunip in on ,a cold or chill with a dose of "Baxter's." Make "Baxter's" your bid, and you'll never "go down."

For quick relief and a epeedy recovery, this famous .old remedy has all the honours; - All chemists and -stores eell "Baxter's," at 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6.—(Ad.)