KEEPING UP THE MORALE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 211, 6 September 1941, Page 12 (Supplement)

KEEPING UP THE MORALE

i*' *c ~\ T "j r 'J v strengthened! whejvthejnorile of eacaaiid a bish. Tiere is ii6lct&at>t about tie -war 1 ab4 cOnJ*_ pTaj- Jiiroc m agr aro not only weakernntr bnt keap ona awake, in fact keep the -srfecrfe housrfwM ra, get ®n v edgft, and aaorale Buffers. Cold and fru «trms are there-fore enemies to be combated and they can be 'beaten with Baxters Lnn<j Prawrrer. No cold can w, r ~?* tarH ' "Baxters'' iplaa, common sense. The first aip 'Haxtefs'' soothes the throat, Btope the Md the inflammation goes) -the congestion is cleaned way, air passage* are cleared, and the cold » gone. 1

Baxters" >d?_al for children, b«ng pertectly eate and oertectly pore, and remarkably pleasant to take. For over 73 years "Baxters" has proved its efficacy, and continues .to ahead in popularity while other remedies come and go. Refme to experiments Don't wait a day longer than is necessary. Take "Baxters," tbe proved remedy with the tonic action.—(Ad.)