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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 July 1935, Page 5

BRITISH MEDICAL KJSEARCII i COL'Xt ”< <?ONS COMMOh COLD INVESTIGATION. The “London Daily Mail” reports 1 that the common cold in working days alone costs Britain no less than. . £15,000,()U(t per year and is still, after J 100 years of research, an unsolved mystery. The report stated that reliance must still be placed on safeguards based on the advice of prominent medical men, as follows:— . , Follow an outdoor Hfe as much as . possible. ( Walk every day. ■ Keep rooms ventilated. . Wear clothing neither light enough 1 to admit cold nor heavy enough to ’ promote perspiration. " Wear sound hoots or shoes, ‘ And had the report been issued in 1 New Zealand, it might confidently be expected that the recommendation 1 might very well include the prompt • taking of Baxter's Lung Preserver ‘ directly an attack of a common cold * germ takes place. To-day. as in many years past. "Baxtor’s” is New Zealand's first line ot’P defence against colds, and to-day is : more firmly established than over as the most reliable tcmedy with the famous tonic properties. Children love its flavour. All chemists am] stores ! sell “Baxter's." 1/6, 2/ti and •l/G.-- 1 Advt. _____________ 1

t —and don’t forget, Mr Farmer— < "NUGGET" your shoes every mornIng.—Advt. ' i

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure i For Influenza Colds.