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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 March 1934, Page 2

Avoid “Shoe Shame”—use “NUGGET” regularly.—Advt.

“ROLFE’S WAX” for floors and furniture.—Advt.

BATHING BEAUTY IN BISTRESS. SEQUEL TO NIGHT PARADES IN PUBLIC. The main attraction at the recent New Brighton Carnival was parades of teams of bathing beauties. The costumes worn were, of coufse, in the latest design, more for sun-bathing than for protection from the unseasonably cold evening air. On the day after the final parade one young lady in the winning team found that she had contracted a cold. Owing to presure of work this young lady’s services could hardly be spared from the firm in which she was employed. She therefore did the wisest thing linger the circumstances and decided to take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. After a few doses her cold' which had manifested itself with a sore throat and an alarming cough showed signs of abating and within a few days, with the judicious use of “Baxter’s,” the young lady was quite herself again. “Baxter’s”’ has rescued thousands from similar predicaments by not only clearing out unpleasant colds, but also by reason of its tonic properties, preventing loss of strength and assisting a speedy recovery and creating resistance against further attacks. Always pin your faith to “Baxter’s.” It xPill never let you down. “Baxter’s” is in bigger demand than ever by young and old. Always keep a bottle handy. “Baxter’s” is sold in the three popular sizes, 4/6, 2/6 and 1/6, by all chemists and stores throughout New, Zealand.—Advt. 1