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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 March 1926, Page 2

■ “IT’S GOT THE PUNCH.” zV Chemist Speaks of “Baxter's.” A prominent Wellington business man, while visiting the Exhibition, caught a slight chill and, going into a- certaiz well-known che-mist”s there, ! asked for; a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Seeing a number of “Baxter” bottles in the fixture, he remarked on it, and the chemist answered: “We have to keep a large stock ajways on hand, there’s such a big demand for it.” “I don’t wonder,” said the Wellington man, “it’s a jolly good thing. But why do you think people prefer it to other makes?” “Well,” said the chemist, “it’s been, known for so long, - and, after all, ‘lts Got the Punch.’ ” “Baxter’s” is invaluable for coughs and colds, and all chest complaints. A ■ few doses of this fine old specific relieves the sufferer ..and soon chases .away that troublesome cough. Then Baxter’s Lung Preserver has marvellous tonic properties which make it a boon. For the cqnvalescent it is unrivalled, 1 enriching the blood. and generally building up the constitution. Obtainable from all stores and chemists for 2/6 for a generous-sized bottle.

■fIMSMmaBWMSMMaOISI Bring out the beauty of linoleums and grained woods by polishing with liquid “TAN-OL.” Fine for furniture and leather goods. Economical.—Advt. Halve the rubbing—double the shine. Use “TAN-OL” liquid polish for floors and furniture. Splendid for tan shoes. —Advt.

WEDDING GIFTS A Wedding Gift has; additional ■value-if it comes from MILNER’S! It promotes good feeling ahd cements friendship. If you are Undecided as to the nature of the gift, the advice of efficient assistants, willingly' given, may prove helpful. Call; to-day and inspect our large and varied stock. A- H. MILNER JEWELLER,'' , • XU'r-u- vr. (list. 1895.)