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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 March 1928, Page 9

A married woman named _ Jessie Heney, aged 45, was found in the waiting lobby of the Shannon railway station on Friday evening suffering from the effects of drinking poison. She was removed to the Palmerston North Hospital, and on Saturday, was reported to be seriously ill. AIISSUNG FRO A! HOTEL. A prominent business man -who was recently stopping at a leading hotel in Christchurch stated that for the first time in his experience he had lost something from his room. He mentioned that while in Timaru he had contracted a slight cold, and had bought a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Although he had some valuable articles in his luggage, the only thing that was taken was ‘ 'Baxter ’s. ” Apparently the man who helped himself knew a good thing when he saw it. This business man swears by Baxter’s Lung Preserver. He is subject tc chest complaints, and when visiting Canterbury in the wintertime he always has trouble. Due of the first things he does when he gets to the Cathedral City is to purchase a large bottle of “ Baxter’s” from a nearby chemist, and thu s be prepared. You, too, will find speedy relief from a hacking cough or bronchial cold with this reliable specific. It gets right to the root, of the Trouble. Not' only is it invaluable for eougfis, colds, influenza, and other allied complaints, but it has wonderful tonic properties that brace you up and renew health and energy. “Baxter’s” costs 2/6 for a generoussized bottle at all chemists, and stores. Family size 4/6. Bachelor size«-l/6. —5