ALL DAY IN DAMP CLOTHES.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20625, 15 August 1932, Page 5

ALL DAY IN DAMP CLOTHES.

Every Sunday in Christchurch sees hundreds of young people off to the mountains on'the Arthur's Pass excursion train. TJeeently two younjr boys made the trip an.l 'left the* train at Cass to do some ice-skating on a nearby pond. Their idea of testing the ice was to walk out some distance and see if it would stand their weight. The ice cracked, sagged, and bo'h boys slipped into water well over their knees. Being hardy specimens they neglected to make straight for shelter and to dry their clothes. On their way home in the train. however, they 'began to realise the seriousness of what they had done, and became the subjects oi' uiueh sympathetic advice. The soundest advice wa» given by a middle-aged gentleman who said "go liouio, have n hot bath, get straight to bed. and take a good dose of Baxter's Lung Pio-orver." The moral is "that mothers never know when their ln»ys and .yirls are going to come home in need of "Baxter's." Always keep u bottle of this reliable remedy handy. Equally effective for coughs, colds, asthma, and bronchial ailments. Next time you orih'r groceries or pass a chemist's shop be sure and get a bottle of "Baxter's." Three sizes: Pocket size Is 6d, generous size 2s 6d. ( big economical family size -is 6d. —3