JOHNNIE’S BRIGHT IDEA. —- Johnnie was going away with his •school team; and the family- were holding a conference over the packing. „ “He will heed more handkerchiefs, advised Father, “in case he catches a cold;” “I know, Dad,” he cried' excitedly. “Lot’s put in a bottle of ‘Baxter’s’; then I needn't worry about any colds at all. It will keep me fit for the gaihe too.” ‘ “Good idea, John,” said Mother. “It’s just as well I had ‘Baxter’s’' in the .hbuse. I ddn’t know why I did not think of it before.” Johnnie’s faith in this grand old remedy is typical of - that of every young New Zealander; Everyone knows how Baxter’s Lung Preserver gives the quickest and surest relief from coughs, colds and all bronchial ailAlVrays depend on “Baxter’s,” it will never let you down. Buy a bottle to-day .from your nearest chemist or store. Three sizes: 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6. The larger sizes are Shore economical—Advt.
Na2ol PASTILLES were evolved ffrdin the same valuable formula as “NAZOL”—the cough and cold remedy that has become so popular over the last 30 years. Next time try NAZOL PASTILLES. Sold everywhere at 1/3 a box.-—Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 August 1932, Page 3
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