GOING WEMBLING WITH "BAXTER’S”

Evening Star, Issue 18716, 19 August 1924, Page 2

GOING WEMBLING WITH " BAXTER’S”

The friends of a well-known New Zealander who has gone Homo to tho Exhibition went down to the Wellington wharf to see him off the, other day. They wore rather tickled when lie took a case of six dozen Baxter’s Lung Preserver aboard with him. “What is the idea?” one of them asked. “ Well, you see, the last time I was in England I had a pretty bad attack of bronchitis, and as nothing seems to do me as much good as Baxter’s, I thought I would take a decent supply. It was no good my wife and I going to tho Exhibition with the prospect of being laid up at Horne. I shall now go to Wembley feeling that I am properly lortified.”

Tins gentleman is not alone in taking Baxter’s Lung Preserver on In's travels. It is now the customary thing for people who have found the benefit of Baxter’s to take a bottle or two along with them. Baxter’s is not an untried preparation, but has been on the market for fiftyeight years. It is unrivalled as a specific, for coughs, colds, influenza, chest and bronchial affections. It is also an invaluable tonic, repairing waste, tissue and strengthening the system against relapse. Two shillings and sixpence buys a genorous-sized bottle from chemist or store; or, better still, got the family size at 4s 6d. PILES —OPERATION AVOIDED. A Pihamo man, writing to the Zann Proprietary, tells how he had bleeding and itching' piles for three years, tried many palliatives without success, and finally could not walk about except in agony. “Only for your Zann Treatment,’’ he adds, *“ I should have been under an operation.”

H del olpl it i I to J tho necessity lor an operation by taking the Zann Double Absorption Treatment. This ends externa,! ami iuU-mml piles. Blind 11 eel ng aJ t 1 i I ail > Id to 7 1 i (ions have laded. Be«.ur-, "t Substitute ueatim-ut-• tlu-re JB <ml.y uiiu Zann. Free bookie, tully uv.-mins. bend for it, it ann Proprietary, Box 9o*j. Weilinct n U ni / he obtained tram B. S. Scofield, chemist. Stock Exchange Building, and it. E. Rpr 1 i l I I D n odin. — 1 Advt. |