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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 16 July 1927, Page 12

HALF THE, STAFF AWAY WITH INFLUENZA. WHAT A WORRIED MANAGER DID. In a business office, in Wellington the manager received word one morning that several members of lii.s staff had flu. Next day others were affected, and by the end of the week liis staff was seriously depleted. Inspiration seized him! He had frequently used Baxter’s Lung Preserver himself with gratifying results, and he arranged for a bottle to be sent to each absentee. He also took the precaution of securing a bottle for himself and kept it on his desk. The result was wonderful. In a few days lie had most of his employees back and one and all remarked on the efficacy of “Baxter’s,” although several had already been using the remedy. There is positively nothing; like Baxter’s Lung Preserver for warding off a threatened attack of cough, cold or influenza, and when suffering from ’flu this fine old tested remedy soothes chests and throats, cuts phlegm and helps to shake off the malady. _ “Baxter’s” possesses tonic properties and strengthens the system against relape. You can keep well in spite of epidemics. 2/0 buys a- generous-sized bottle of “Baxter’s” at any chemist or store. Family size 4/6. —Advt.

ON THE KOCKS. Another vessel has been driven on the rocks. The captain and crew were lucky to reach the shore alive, where they huddled through the night in the shelter of the beetling cliffs. Fortunately one of the crew had his pouch of tobacco unharmed by the buffeting of the elements, and soon the men were contentedly puffing away. "My word!” exclaimed the captain. "This is grand tobacco. _l,bct it’s expensive.” "Well, it isn’t!” answered the sailor. "It’s Bear’s Cut Plug, only 8d an ounce! ” "Then we’ll all get some,” they all shouted. And later: They did!—Advt.