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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 31, 6 August 1923, Page 10

STOPPED TEAMS TO TELL ABOUT - BAXTEE'S. wluLfn"? diffi"^t0 get aboard the ti; o v ! 1 trams afc any time, but in The other day a man was trying to get on an Island Bay car, but he was fX' \£ y M mdi"dual who w as tendering the motorman some advice. The latter was suffering from a violent and the well-wisher strongly recom mended him to take Baxter's Lung P™. servei^ as it was the only thing that had done him any good. It was evident that the- motorman was heeding his advice, because he held up the tram mean- ' while. At this time of the year a cold is particularly troublesome, and the unfortunate sufrerei; gets very little sympathy. Happily, relief i s quick and easy: simply take a dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver—Jie sure remedy for all coughs, colds, and influenza. Its wonderful healing properties promptly get to the thro;it and bronchial passages, and you feel right again in a surprisingly abort time. In addition, the valuable tonic properties contained in Baxter's brace up and sustain weak, impoverished systems. J Keep a bottle of Baxter's Lv.ng Preserver always in your home. Stocked by all chemists and stores—2?. 6d large bottle. Family s i ze 4s 6d.—Advt. ADVICE ON INFLUENZA. Profiting by the lesson of the 1933 epidemic, most people are taking the necessary precautions. .Go to bed, keep warm, and inhale Naaoi, the powerful germicide inhalant, .which proved so valuable in 1918. N4zol penetrates the passages of nose, mc,uth, and throat, and nips Flu 1 right ir; the bud. Get a bottle to,day. l s f,d chemists and stores. —Advt. Fowlds's winder sale in full swing. Great reductions in ready-to-wear suits, shirts, -underwear, hats, footwear, etc. Watch windows. Fowlds's, Manners strest.'-y-Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cuw. ' for Coupes »{«J Colde, never fail.-Advt