Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 2, 3 July 1922, Page 11

HAVEN'T BARKED FOE HALF!'AN hour.;;; .*■■•■ ...,; ;/ . Coming down on the Main Trunk express from Auckland recently, Mr. Baxter was rather surprised to see an elderly gentleman with a bottle of Baxter's on the ; window-ledge , beside him. On inquiry, the stranger Mentioned that he had been on a visit to Australia, and coming over on the Ulimaroa, had contracted a severe cold. Knowing from experience the efficacy of Baxter's Lung Preserver, he had straight away obtained a bottle from Sharland's Pharmacy,, in Shortland-street, Auckland, aftd he then remarked : And I haven't barked for half an hour! Like most other users of this wellknown cough and cold specific, this man knew the value of keeping a bottle of Baxter's handy. Throughout the long Main Trunk trip, on /a chilly" night, that small bottle afforded him splendid relief from his annoying, cough. I You will find that there is no better remedy for coughs, colds, and bronchial troubles than : Baxter's Lung Preserver, Iv. is alsb a splendid tonic. It braces-up the system and enables you to resist further attacks. 2s ■6d a large bottle at chemists and stores.—Advt. ■ A TRUE TONIC-NOT A STIMULANT. The difference between a stimulant and a tonic is this: a stimulant quickly enables you to exert, greater effort*.for a short ■ period at the expense of your reserve strength, so ihat when the effect of the stimulant is over you are weaker than before, and have less reserve power. A tonic is slower in its action, but builds up your strength, so that gradually greater effort becomes possiblo without discomfort, and your reserve strength incroases. , A tonic.tliftt builds up the blood and strengthens the iiervesj gives support to the weakest organs^ and gradually the improvement is generalised and the whole system benefits. Dr. Williams' Pitlk Pills, are a tonic, riot a stimulant. They have this advantage over liquid tonics: that most of the latter necessarily contain alcphdl either as a preservative or to keep the medicinal ingredients fluid; and there are many nervous condibibns hi which the use of alcohol is unwise. Dn Williams' Pink Pills are not only non-altoliolic, but they are guaranteed to be free from harmful or habit-fdrming drugs. The prifee of Dr. Williams' Pifik Pilla is 3s her hd'x —: -Advt-. ;:■> OHRONIG ASTHMA RELIEVED. A striking testimony to the curative powers of. P'ulmonas is..contained, in aletter receiviS from an EU'erslie reii'dentIt reads : For a long, time now, I have suffered , with bronchial asthma, and have had, ,in consequence ninny nights of disturbed rest and . much .suffeiino■lteanug of .your asthma- tablets,.! tried them, aiiii havß foiiiia. great relief; and would recommend, them to anyone troiibled with asthma. Doctors re'cDmlwerid Plilmonas. as an inhalant for asthma, bi'pnchitisj - boughs, colds aatl chest troubles, Try a. Uox to-day/ All chemists; Is 6d and 2.? 6a ; or post fi'ee fi'dht Stacey Bros., 61'; Queel):si,re4 Aticklaitd.—Advt, ' " ' NA^OL YOUtt FAMILY; A man's powerful' cough is harder to remedy than a baby's. Yet Nazql brines sure reheE to both.* Have JSfazei ahvave ready for each member of your faniifv'. Ppnetrating, prompt) safo, and sure; lg 6d buys a bottle, of 60 doses at eliemlVt or store.—Advt.. ■. ' *. ■ ■ "My nose in skinned, 'niy"oye» are red, My throbbing brow setims mniio of lead UnloSs I mend I'll soon be Jcail '' ■' He groaned in accenls Ira^iu! Said .1, ■','■ "SSs cold tlmt mnkca you so. That makes you tndrt ami sneeze and blow; , 'lake Wood*'- Great i'ojjjjcnniut, C'lifs''— . snd lo! It 'okired his «old like m»jrio!—Adrt. ,