A GARDENING PROBLEM SOLVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 120, 22 May 1937, Page 7

A GARDENING PROBLEM SOLVED.

An Aucklander, who was very proiu of his garden, was watching his gardenei at work, and was torn between his de '" sire to have the job finished or to sen< *' the gardener home, as he was obvioush j suffering from a very heavy cold. Th< mistress of the house came to the rescu< ® and gave the gardener a half-full bottl .. of Baxter's Lung Preserver, telling hin ~ to take a dose or two right away, am to keep the rest of the "Baxter's" am j c persevere with it until the cold ha« d gone. When the gardener next visitei n the house he was a fit man, and gav it the credit to "Baxter's." >f Particularly at this time of the yeai 5 " it is most dangerous to allow a cold t s " develop. Sufferers should keep warml; y clad, keep their feet dry, avoid fres! y chills, and, above all, take "Baxter's regularly in accordance with the direc le tions. The beauty of "Baxter's" is tha ' s it is ideal for parents, children an grandparents. For nearly 80 yeai 3e "Baxter's" has proved Hfjlf the bes or remedy for coughs, colds and most broi chial afflictions. er Every home (ihould kave its bottle c sd "Baxter's." Obtaieabl- in three size iy 1/6, 2/6 and 4/G fr m every chemist an store throughout New Zealand.—(Ad.)