Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 75, 22 December 1926, Page 8

ON THE WAY TO THE CABARET. “BAXTER’S” TO THE RESCUE. A Wellington friend was suffering from rather a bad cold one night recently, but as he had undertaken to accompany a ladv friend to a dance, he did not want’to break the engagement. On the way to the cabaret he purchased a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Curiouslv enough, when he met his friend he’ found that she, also, had a bit of a cold, so the two people had a "swig” out of "Baxter’s” bottle in a secluded spot just before they entered the hall. Some good folk going into the cabaret noticed the young people drinking from a bottle, and made some caustic remarks about the present generation “going to the dogs,” and so on. Had they known the true facts they would have commended the young man on his foresight, because with the assistance of good old "Baxter’s” he and his friend were enabled to have a thoroughly enjoyable evening. At the slightest sign of a cough or cold you cannot do better than obtain a generous-sized bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver from any chemist or store. This only costs half-a-crown, and may save you pounds, besides untold distress At all seasons of the year “Baxter’s” is an unfailing remedy It is a rich, red, soothing compound that does you good from the first, dose. It eases sore throats and relieves bronchial ailments. It also possesses wonderful tonic properties that help to build one up. Be sure vou get "Baxter’s” —Advt. (1)

Ajiua.i.?. [tiAijsaj qstj pmnirn 5,3)v3 shuqpii roj ’noptioq ‘loailS’ SJ.iAtoj, irnufi) '‘miß’i ppi jsuji ni ‘tnnsiind -j« jo tpjniL-y mp jo umjß-io.aap uqi ut pasn ara.w.qsj jo spniq 3njn : A)jit[j,