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Evening Star, Issue 17312, 27 March 1920, Page 4

INFLUENZA CASES. There is no need for a panic, but nothing can be lost- by acknowledging the facts' The medical budget sb.ov.-6 that influenza is still undoubtedly in the air. We feel sure hat no "influenza scare" -will be s=t up W8 also feel confident that New Zealand people -will do the sensible thing and protect themselves. No more effective protection is possible than Baxter's Lung: Preserver. During tie last epidemic this remedy did great eexviee. During the convalescence period it continued doing good work by restoring vitality and strengih to patients just recovering from influenza, and now it is.waiting to do good work for you. When signs of a coming cough or cold jX make themselves apparent take Baxter's Lung Preserver. It wHI soon drive away the complaint, invigorate your constitution, an'd give ■ you strength to -ward off future j attacks. " Baxter's " ib an excellent tonic as well as a grand remedy. / Have Baiter's Lung Preserver handy always. 2s 6d buys large bottle at chemist lor store. Order to-day.—[AdvtJ