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Hawera Star, Volume L, 28 July 1930, Page 5

‘ ‘ fiOOD-MORNING! ’ ’ 44 Have you had your 'Baxter’s?' ” The ‘ ‘ Good-Morning ’ ’ Club is becoming quite n. famous institution, and nearly 20,000 New Zealanders have pledged thcmselv’cs to optimism. One |walks to work in the morning among a veritable sea of ‘‘Good-Mornings,” and very cheery it is, too. At the I same time, it is not always easy to say a bright ‘‘Good-Morning” when one has a bad cough, sore throat or cold. These aliments are rife at this time, of the year, and it is suggested that the morning greeting should now take the form of ‘‘Good Morning! Have you had your Baxter’s?” Wise people will take the precaution of keeping a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver handy (.lining the winter moil tlis. This fine old specific relieves, heals and strengthens. Coughs, colds, influenza and chest troubles vanish quickly after a few doses of this pleasant, remedy. Sore throats arc soothed arid hoarseness is relieved. ‘‘Baxter’s” also possesses bracing tonic properties. The new screw caps on the. bottles make a perfect seal and preserve the contents. Generous-sized bottle of ‘‘Baxter’s” can be obtained for 2/(> at any chemist, or store, or, better still, purchase the economical family size, 4/fi. Bachelor’s bottle .!/(>. —Advt.

WORMS SPEEDILY REMOVED. There is nothing so effective, safe rnd quick-acting for worms as Wade’s Worm Figs. Give them to the children a f the first sign of worms. They never fail to give satisfactory results. Can be given to the very youngest. Pleasant to take. Xo bad after-effects. All chemists and stores. —Advt. —3