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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 220, 11 June 1920, Page 3

A COM)' HITS' IN THE WEAKEST SPOT. ' One who has a weak throat will usually Ret tne coltl there.- and if 'the weakness is at all defined very serious' result,l may follow the ; old's attack. Thnt is whv >t is such a wise action to tak(> Baxter's Luiij; Preserver, fornot only will it reni«l> tlie cold, l>>:t it will ns well strengthen the weak spot, the bronchial uTCati. r.n<l the constitution generally, so that'tlie coujiii or cold germ is beaten before it arrives. It is because o£ its great tonic value combined with- its veil-known cough and cold-remedying properties. Ibnt " "Baxter's" is eo generally popular. In homes from the 'North Cape to the Bluff "Baxter's" is found, and requests are continually coming in from other pnrta of tlip world for this genuino specific. Have Baiter's Lung Preserver in your home! Give it to the kiddies, and 'take it vourseli. It 11119 no equal, as tho first do-rc proves rich, wanning, pure, and pleasant to tlie tasco; 2s. fid. buys generous-sized bottle at any chemist or store. Order it to-day.—Ailvt.

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