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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 11 July 1912, Page 2

SEVERE COLDS OUSTED. "Everyone seems to have a cold somehow," said Thompson, "I suppose it's the winter weather." "That's so," replied his friend. "It's playing havoc all round." It had our household in a pretty bad way last Aveek —we all had severe colds." "You're all right now, anyhow," observed Thompson. "Trust Baxter's for that," replied the friend. ' Then he told Thompson aIJ about Baxter's Lung Preserver —how ."t cures sore throats and colds; how He bought a Is lOd bottle; how it quickly cured him; how he passed it on to others; how it cured them, and how iie "wouldn't be without it now." "You say it's only Is lOd the lar^esized bottle," said Thompson. "I must get a bottle to keep beside ma. 'Prevention is better than cure,' they say." "It is," said the friend, "and Baxter s will prevent colds better than anything—it's the finest stuff on earth."— Advt.

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