YOUR DUTY TO OTHERS. When you are afflicted with a cough, or-cold, it is your duty to others to keep it to yourself. You can do that and at the same time get rid of your cold ; by using "Nazol." Highly penetrative, and powerful. No cold can resist it. Inhale, or take a few drops on sugar. Is 6d buys 60 doses.—Advt. VOICE RETURNS OVERNIGHT. A newly-appointed executive in a prominent Wellington selling organisation arrived from Sydney in +ho grip of a severe cold. Urgent business, however, kept him at his desk, although when dictating correspondence his voice was scarcely audible. To his typiste he said one day, "What's this 'Baxter's' everybody ia telling me to take?" Her rnswer was to whip put of his office and return with a bottle about a quarterful.of Baxter's Lung Preserver from tho typisto's room. "Tastes good," said he, taking a. dose and pocketing the bottle, and in the morning in a voice as clear as a bell he vowed that "Baxter's" was "great stuff." Hoarseness, severe chest colds, tightness of breath, raw throat and inflamed bronchial tubes are quickly relieved by Baxter's Lung Preserver. " "Baxter's" also possesses bracing . tonic properties which invigorate and enrich the blood, .and. .enable you to. enjoy better health always. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver at any chemist or store for 2s Cd, or, better still, get the more economical family size, 4s Cd. Bachelor size Is Cd.—Advt. FILM "DAWN" 'FOR NEW ZEALAND? The question has been raised concerning tho attitude which New Zeala'mi might be expected to adopt if ncgotia tions were entered-into locally for1 t.liscreening of tho film "Pawn" in thi country. There is no question, howevr of the. attitude of the authorities r< gardiug the right* of the public t choose their own tobacco, which n< counts for' tho widespread popularif of Bears' Smoking Tobacco, mild. Diyou know Boars' ia now obtainable n handy pocket tins containing 2o^, 1 : Od f'Alfi.o-sold loose by weight nt 81" .per'puiveo. ■ Bears' will bo your clioicsooner or later.—Advt. SECRET OF COUGH MIXTURE. Valuable Prescription. Available to Al,. The following proscription was written by a fully-qualified chemist, rind iii an excellent home-made remedy ■ for coughs, colds, and -similar ailments. Mix 4 tiiblvspoout'uls sugar, 5 of treacle, 2 1 of vinegar,, and a large brcakfasteupful | ofjijyiator'..'; 'Stii- till dissolved, and'put into"a .clean pint bottle.- Add 1 bottle of "Heenzo" fl-lean's Essence), and shake well. i In this way, you obtain a whole pint of the finest family cough/ and cold remedy money can buy,' and for which you would have to pay anything from 12s to 15s in the ordinary way. Being so easy to make, pleasant to take, and because it effects such a won ■ derj'ul saving, and is ko goad, Heenzn os'/the..-popular remedy all over N.e1'1 Zeaicnd. All chciiiisla !-.;:d store:;. i> sure you fjot "ller:i::-:." iTo other wil! du.--Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 122, 25 May 1928, Page 15
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