HAVEN'T BARKED FOR HALF AN HOUR. Coming down on the Main Trunk express from Auckland recently, Mr Baxter was rather surprised to see an elderly gentleman with, a bottle of Baxter s” on the window ledge beside him. 6 r On enquiry, the stranger mentioned that he had*'been on a visit, to Australia, and coming over on the Ulimaroa. had contracted a severe cold. Knowing from experience the efficacy of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, he had straight away obtained a bottle from Sharland’s Pharmacy, in Shortland btreet, Auckland, and he then remarked: “And I haven’t barked for half an hour. ’ ’ Like most other Usei-g of this wellknown cough and cold specific this man knew the value of keeping a bottle of “Baxter’s” handy. Throughout the long Main Trunk trip, on a chilly night,. that small bottle afforded him splendid, relief from his annoyinsr cough. lou will find that there is no better remedy for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles than Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is also a splendid tonic. It braces up the system, and enables you to resist further attacks. Generous-sized bottle 2/6 at all chemists and stores. Family size 4/6. —Bl
YOU CAN HEAR CALVES ON ‘ ‘ CEREMILK ’ ’ AND WATER ALONE. When mixed with water/ “Ceremilk” makes a nutritious calf food; one of the principal ingredients is dried milk. Rich in fats and nourishing .proteids, “Ceremilk” is a ppre food that is entirely absorbed by the digestive organs of the calves. Mr C. desperson, Waiotahi, writes: “I have used .‘Ceremilk’ for two seasons and consider it a most economical calf food. It is much relished by the calves, which have done exceedingly well on it. I reared 45 calves and have not had one scour this season.” All stores and factories. If your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and 'Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 498, Wellington. 21
“BOY” CHARLTON AND'HENRY. These two Australian swimmers, who distinguished themselves at the Olympic Games and at Dublin, both use Q-tol as an embrocation, and also as a means of protecting the skin from the irritating effects of salt water or sunburn. Q-tol keeps muscles supple and quite free from cramp. —3
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 22 November 1924, Page 2
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