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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 January 1929, Page 8

MAXIMS FOR BOWLERS. 1. Be up. 2. Don’t be narrow. r ■ 3. Take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Recently Mr Baxter visited a bowling green not far from Wellington, and that was the placard that met his eye when he went to take part in a friendly game of bowls —and the mem bers of the club really believed in their motto. They evidently found “Baxter’s” an invaluable remedy for coughs and colds and all chest afflictions. ; Baxter’s Lung Preservei* has been a favourite in most New Zealand homes for the last sifty- .-years. That fact alone proves its merit. Besides being an excellent preparation for’ • Croat, bronchial, and chest complaints, it is invaluable as a tonic, as this rich warm, soothing fluid revitalises the whole system. A generous-sized bottle of “Baxter’s” can be obtained' from any chemist or store for 2/6; or try the bachelor size at 1/6. Economical people get the large family size at 4/6; —A. 42.

“I arrange my pillows for another weary night.”—lrving. How often do you do . this when you are restless with a, heavy cold? Yet a dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver will give you instant relief, arid ensure a sound night’s rest. Keep a bottle by you to relieve coughs and colds. A reliable specific arid an invaluable tonic, Baxter’s has a successful reputation of over 60 years behind it. Never fails to give prompt relief to all kinds of coughs and colds, asthma, influenza, bronchitis. _ . Sold by all. chemists and stores. Gen-qroiis-sized bottle 2/6; large, fam*ily size, 4/6; bachelor size, 1/6. Be surei ■ mr get “Baxter’s.”-—Advt. u