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Evening Star, Issue 17764, 12 September 1921, Page 8

SPRINGBOK KNOCKED UP TEMPORARILY At least one- of the South African footballers has good cause to remember his visit to Christchurch. Owing to the damp weather experienced at the commencement of the tour, this player found himself speechless with a heavy cold. A Christchurch gentleman, at whose home some of the visitors were entertained, suggested that he should gargle his throat with Baxter’s Lung Preserver. A demonstration was followed by a trial, and, to his surprise the gargle touched the spot, and the Springbok ' 'regained his voice at once. When the team left for'Timaru the cold had almost vanished, and the grateful South African was loud in his praises of “Baxter’s;” He also intends getting a supply to take home. Baxter’s Lung Preserver is indeed a friend of all footballers, as well as the public generally. Its unique soothing, wanning qualities get to the root of colds, and give lasting relief. As a tonic, “Baxter’s” is also nnrivalled for budding up the system and imparting new life and vitality to every part of the hoffy. Get a supply now from your chemist or grocer. 2s 6d for a genorousgized bottle. —[Advt.]

Jor bronchial tahe Woodfl’ Great Jtefpemiai Cure.—EAdTtJ