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Hawera Star, Volume L, 9 February 1931, Page 2

‘ 'BAXTER’S” FOR THE KITTEN. "Billie’s Bright Idea.’’ A small child who had been presented with a kitten for Christmas, who was warned by his mother to keep away from it for a few days as it had a bad cold. The child pondered over this ruling for a while, and then trotted out to the kitchen. Shortly after there was a crash, and the mother rushed out to find the little boy standing on a chair looking with dismay at a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver which he had knocked off a shelf and which was now broken and its contents oosing out. "Whatever have you done, Billie?’’ asked his mother. ‘‘‘Well, Muvver, I was going to give Kitty some "Baxter’s” to make her cold better so’s I could play wiv her.’’ Most New Zealand children arc familiar with Baxter’s 'Lung Preserver. They know that it does them good, and in their small way, as proved by tne above incident, have great faith in the good old specific. "Baxter’s’’ is a rich, red, warming soothing compound which is good for coughs, colds, sore throats, hnskiness, and all bronchial ailments. Obtainable at all chemists and stores: Generous-sized bottle 2s 6d, economical family size 4s fid, and bachelor's bottle is fid. The new screw cap preserves the contents. —G A RESTT/ESfc* CHILu. Don’t blame the child for always be> ing restless and fidgety. It’s ten t« one he’s suffering from worms. Give him Wade’s Worm Figs. These wonderful worm worriers soon remedy the trouble. Pleasant to take. Safe and inexpensive. All chemists and store"