UNSEASONABLE WEATHER.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1930, Page 27

UNSEASONABLE WEATHER.

Thousands of holiday-makers have been very disappointed during the past few weeks with the rather wintry conditions which have prevailed. Indeed; one man was heard to remark at a race meeting in Auckland: "This is' real 'Baxter's' weather. . Don't know about'you, but I feel pretty shivery, and when I get home to-night I'm going to get out my old friend, the Baxter's Lung Preserver bottle." "Baxter's" has been known in New Zealand for over sixty years as "an effective specific for 'coughs,,colds, sore throats, 'flu, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung complaints.' Keep a bottle always in the house." Generoussized bottle half-a-crownf- large, economical size 4s 6d; bachelor's bottle eight* eenpence. Obtainable at all chemists an 1, stores. —Advt. . '' v

A BOWLER'S ENJOYMENT,

Have you ever noticed a man engaged in a game of bowls? How ho lovesto draw at his pipe—a perfect companion for a perfect game —particularly if that pipe happens to be filled with Edgeworth tobacco—the fragrant weed which connoisseurs enjoy. Edgeworth has leaped ahead in popularity these last few years, and that is not to be wondered at, for never was there a more satisfying tobacco, so mild and mollow, and yet so free from bite or burn 'or nicotine. Tobacconists everywhere sell Edgeworth in various sizes and with latest vacuum packing. — Advt. Take it at once! Yes, take it now! t Your need is urgent, you'll allow, If you don't ease that dreadful cough, Pneumonia might taka you off. Take it at once for bronchia! colds. Take it before dread " "Flu" unfolds, Take it and soothing case assure— Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.