A TIP FOR THEATRE PATRONS

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 2 August 1928, Page 5

A TIP FOR THEATRE PATRONS

There is nothing more annoying when 1 you go to a theatre than to be suffering from a backing cough, or to be in close proximity to others who may be suffering from the complaint. Trying to stifle a cough only makes matters worse. Each fresh spasm makes the inflamed bronchia! passages so much more tender, and increase the tickling sensation dreaded by the sufferer. -The ideal specific for coughs and colds is Baxter’s Lung Preserver. The soothing properties of “Baxter’s” loosen phlegm and promptly allay irritation in the throat and bronchia! passages. . A few doses taken before you go to the theatre will ensue a peaceful time for yourself and for those around you. It is not an uncommon thing for those who know to take a bottle of good old “Baxter’s” with them and- take a dose during the interval. Besides being a sterling cough and.cold remedy Baxter’s Lun Preserver possesses wonderful tonic properties that assist to build up the system to resist further attacks. The rich, red, warming properties of “Baxter’s” are appreciated by young and old alike. Pleasant to take, you can feel it doing vou good from the first' dose. j “Baxter’s” is obtainable from all chemists and stores, in a generous-sized Iv'tfle at half-a-crown, but mothers of children obtain the more , economical fa mil v size at 4/P. Also there is the bachelor’s size at 1/P. 8