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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 December 1940, Page 4

GRANDPA'S WINNING FIGHT This particular' Grandpa was not one to make mountains out of molehills, so that Grandma was justifiably worried when Grandpa made no progress after being in bed for many weeks with an influenza cold. Perpetual night coughing kept him awake, and took toll of his strength. A friendly neighbour, who shared Grandma’s concern, called in one day with a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver. From that day Grandpa fought a winning fight. “Baxters” relieved the troublesome congestion, and the unique tonic action of “Baxters” assisted rapid recovery. Grandpa still gets an occasional cold, but Grandma always flies to the bottle of “Baxters,” which is such a wonderful friend to all, young and old alike. If you want to get better,, you ought to get “Baxters.”

The Blenheim Rotary Club has achieved a distinction which will be hard to equal anywhere in New Zealand, and which sets the very best of examples to the community at large (states the “Express”). It was re-

I ported at this week’s meeting that 43 of the club’s 48 members had joined the Home Guard; three others are members of the National Military Reserve, one is in the Territorials, and one is on active service.