THE WHITE J3UTTEEFLY AGAIN. Two neighbours were discussing tiro white butterfly problem over their garden fence. One who had suffered consider:) Lily through the pest, "was very anxious about the matter. “Wliat with colds worrying the family, and white butterfly worrying my garden,” he remarked, “I- am having an anxious time of it.” “Well, Fm sorry T don’t know how to get rid of the butterfly,” his friend sympathised, “but I do know how to,fix thoso colds for you. Wo were troubled the same way last winter until the wife! put us all on to Baxter’s Lung Preserver. ‘Baxter’s’ certainly saved us from a lot of trouble.” j Every household, especially where! there are children', should make a very special point of having a bottle of “Baxter’s” always at hand. Buy the family size bottle for preference, it provides the best value and ensures “Baxter’s” being handy when wanted. And when your cold is conquered you will *til! enjoy the benefits of “Baxter's” owing to its splendid tonic properties. Get a bottle to-day from your nearest chemist or storekeeper. Bold in three sizes, 1/G, 2/G and 4/G. —Arlvt.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 4 May 1935, Page 3
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