WHY DO PEOPLE WEAR RED o . FLANNEL? When asked why people preferred red flannol, a manufacturer said there was an undoubtedly large call for red, and the reason he described for this was that rod is the most pleasing colour. "It seems to put warmth and heart into people," he said, "and they never grow tired of it." ' We do not know whether the original Mr. Baxter had this fact in mind when he first compounded Baxter's Lung Preserver fifty-nine years ago, but it is a fact that the demand for this rich, red, soothing mixture for coughs, coif's, and bronchial complaints has steadily increased. Like red flannel, it puts "warmth and heart" into suffsrers from coughs and colds! • I"Baxter's" is undeniably in great demand, for it has been proved that for all chest complaints it has remarkable curative properties. Even chronic chest troubles are affected by this wondorful specific, which penetrates and soon roots out the cause of affection. Then as a tonie Baxter's Lung Preserver has superfine qualities; it builds up the system —enriches the blood— revitalises. ■ Get your supply now —to-day! A gcneroua-sized bottle can be procured from any Chemist or Store for 2s 6d. —Advt. NO LAUGHING MATTER! — NO MATTER, LAUGH! • When your poor old liver has gone on strike through lack of exercise "jog" it into activity with a daily dose of Stevens's Health Salt—the Salt that sweetens life. Taken each morning on rising, a spoonful of Stevens's in water will rectify your sedentary mode of living by clearing the stomach and purifying the blood. 2s 6d,at all chemists and stores.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Cold* never fails.—Adrt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 71, 24 March 1926, Page 14
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