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Evening Star, Issue 18333, 21 July 1923, Page 8

CLARENCE BROWN GOT HIS FEET WET YESTERDAY

Clarence Brown and Timothy Healey tried to launch a raft yesterday afternoon. The principal results were a- sunken craft and two very wet little boys. Clarence sneezed shortly after his arrival home, and he was cent instantly to bed. Like a sensible mother. Mrs Brown promptly administered a good dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, and Clarence was soon glowing beneath two pair of blankets and a quilt. Now, as might bo expected, Clarence is up and about again to-day—confined to the house, it is true, and . nursed and mothered and scolded a bit. And you may smile indulgently if yon will at. the anxious concern of Mrs Brown, but it is the solicitude of the Mrs Browns—all the Mrs Brawns everywhere—that makes the wheels of the world go round.

At this time of the year, when coughs and colds are so prevalent, the wise mother takes immediate action when she finds her child in distress. The most satisfactory safeguard to have is Baxter’s Lung Preserver, whjch is a ijied family cough and cold remedy of over fifty-seven years’ standing. It is a rich, warm, soothing compound that instantly goes to the seat of the (rouble. It is'good for children, and adults alike, and you can feel it doing good 1 from the first dose. You can get a genorous-sized bottle of “ Baxter’s ” at any chemist or store for 2s 6d. Family size, 4s fid. The above announcement is issued with due acknowledgments to ‘ The Designer,’ Hew York,—[Advt,]