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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 13, 16 January 1934, Page 3

WHEN BETTY WATERED THE GARDEN. Gardening held a great fascination for young Betty, who loved to help her father tidying and watering the flowcre aiul lawns. Just about a week ago Betty's parents happened to be away for the afternoon, and tho young enthusiast immediately made herself useful. But things didn't go quite right. Betty had more trouble than ehe had bargained for with the hofte, and received more than her share of the water When mother and father returned, they found a very unhappy Betty in her room, cold, wet and cryBut mother knew how to handle the situation. A few doecs of Betty's favourite—Baxter's Lung Preserververy soon put things right, and the little lady quickly forgot her mishap. Many mothers say they don't know how they could manage, without "Baxter's." In holiday time especially, when kiddies are always up to mischief, 'Baxter's" is in continual demand. No wonder most mothers make a point of keeping a bottle of "Baxter's" in the house at all times. "Baxter's" i.s unequalled as a remedy for all coughs, colds and chills, and "kiddies all like the rich, warming, soothing compound, that quickly drives a cold away. "Baxter's" has excellent tonic properties, too. Order a bottle with your next groceries or next time you visit the chemist. Three, sizes,.l/6, 2/C and 4/6.—(AcL]>