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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 June 1922, Page 6

OVERHEARD IN “BEATH’S.” As a general rule ladies, occupied in shopping have little or no inclination to discuss topics outside the spheres of fashion, quality and bargains. However, here is a worthy exception. The other day when in Beath s, Mrs Baxter heard a conversation between two ladies, one of whom had had a sister bad with bronchitis. This lady attributed her sister’s rapid remarkable recovery to Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Yes,” she observed, “folks can say what they like about their new-fangled cough mixtures, but none of them can compare with ‘Baxter’s. When half a dozen other preparations failed to give my sister any ease, she obtained instant relief with Baxter s Lung Preserver.” Throughout the length and bread tn of the Dominion countless thousands of people owe their immunity from colds, coughs and bronchitis to this never-failing remedy. “Baxter s has a happy knack of speedily penetrating to the source of the trouble and rooting it out thoroughly. It is, too, an invaluable tonic for enriching the blood and renewing your health and energy. Get *‘Baxter’s ’ now. 2/6 a large bottle at chemists and stores. —77.

Writing Pads. —During the winter evenings, what could you do # better than write to friends at a distance, remembering that W. Reid, stationer, has received a splendid line of wr l **' fng pads of extraordinary value which are selling from 6d to 1/6. Pads 160 and 200 pages 1/- , Come and see far , yourself. Reid Sr-the place for stationery of all kinds. —Advs. foods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For coughs end cdd®< wejrer fiD l ®* ji