TOE’S FORESIGHT SAVES FERRY PASSENGER. It was a cold night on an Interisland Express Steamer, and a commercial travellei’ noticed a business acquaintance among those on deck, who was suffering from a cold. The traveller took his friend down to his cabin to give him a dose of Baxters Lung Preserver which ho always carried with" him. To his astonishment he found two bottles in his suitcase, and was able., to give his friend one of them. It so happened that his wife had slipped a bottle of “Baxters” in his suitcase when packing his bag for him, and on his way to the station the traveller had purchased, another, not knowing that lie already had “Baxters” with him. All experienced travellers And it wise to carry a bottle of “Baxters” wherever they go. This famous remedy, rich and red in appearance, soothing, and warming in effect, gives relief from the very first dose. Being palatable it is ideal for young and old alike. The most severe cold will readily respond to “Baxters.” It is a wonderful boon to bronchitis sufferers and all elderly folk who suffer from night coughing. “Baxters” is sold by all chemists and stores in the popular 1/6,- 2/6, as well as the extra large family 4/6 size.—Advt.
BEAUTY FROM A BOTTLE. Good health is the finest beauty secret —and it is obtainable from a bottle’ A bottle of .1 D.K.Z Gin’ Keens' kidneys active the bloodstream clean and ,the whole system up to the mark. Also a valuable health aid to ■men and women over 40. All hotels and ■ bottle stores, 7
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 June 1940, Page 9
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