THE LITTLE SAMARITAN.
The quality of thoughtfulness in small children was again proved recently when, a motli«r was off to visit a neighbour who was nursing a sick child. She decided to take her own small girl of five with, her, but explained toher that she would have to b« very quiet as little Peggy was very ill. When they came to leave the house tha mother happened to notice that Joan had tome object tightly clutched under her arm. "What have you got there, dear! " the asked. "I've just got the ' Baxter V Mummy, 'co« I thought it •would do-Peggy good. You always give it to toe when I have a c6]d. You see, her ■Mummy might not have any."" Most N^w1 Zealand'children know that Baxter's Lung Preserver does them good, and in their small way have great faith in the good old remedy. . It is invalu*Bl# for coughs, co)4s, sore throats, hu«kin«H, and all : bronchial ailments. Obtainable at all chemists and stores: genero.M-Bized i ljottle .2s ...6d;: larger, economical size is 6d,'and bachelor's bottle Is 6d.—^Advt. i
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1932, Page 13
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179THE LITTLE SAMARITAN. Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1932, Page 13
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