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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 6 May 1914, Page 5

Watch a man walking along the road with a cold winter wind beating against him; if he has a weak chest, he hunches his shoxilders. forward to try and avoid the blast. You can see hundreds of people like this every day, who want their systems toned up to resist colds, which they get every winter. We know of one standard remedy-—Baxter's Lung Preserver—which. has a great reputation extending over a period of fifty years. It is good for colds in the, head, eolris in the chest, and is-suitable for children or adiijts, a Is lOd bottle is all you will require to see y<m through the season. .Ask your chemists or storekeeper for "Raster's Lunsr Preserver, or order it by rxxst direct from J. Baxter and Co.. Chemists,'Chi'istchur^ — Advt. 107