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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 97, 26 April 1932, Page 5

•'■'•" "BAXTER'S" IN THE ' : •' BAKEHOUSE.- ' :, Baiter's Lung Preserver must be' well and fav.ourably known by .practi.c.ally. .every.', baker in New Zealand. Few. .people, are more exposed to the dangerVof- -catching colds than ■is the average baker.-: Ho leaves the dry heatof the bakehouse for'the damp cold outside. He works late at night arid eariy in the morning when outside temperatures' ax^.rery low.' ■ . .It is. .not surprising, therefore, to find the.average baker make a bee line for the ever handy bottle of "Baxter's" when a' cold1 threa.tens. You don't have to be a .baker to' experience changes. of temperatnre, but there: is no need to wonyif'you take "Baxter's" promptly. / ■ , - "Baxter's" is most agreeable, to take and very prompt in giving relief. Also if you have to shake ofE a stubborn cold there is nothing better than "Baxter Js," which ha's^. nnique combination of properties which: has made. it famous for sixty'years. Pin your faith to "Baxter's," it will nevor let you down. ~ Every chemist and store in New Zealand, sells "Baxter's" in three sizes, Is 6d, 2s 6d,,and 45.6 d. The larger sizes are more economical.—Advt.

rhildrens Colds 3*Hi| Checked without "doring/'Rub on Suirs Oyercoars and Costumes To those1 unable to sKop during ordinary business hours, this innovation will come as a boon. The Don Tailors will send one of their cutters to any address, at any time, -with, a lull range of their latest samples. You will be measured in your own home for either a Suit,' /Overcoat, or Costume. Prices are still the lowest in town. Phone 51-604 for appointment. bheDON. Hjk TAILORS JM