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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 1 August 1922, Page 3

BATHING IN WINTER. | There are not many people in New Zealand who break the ice for a morn- | ing swim. Members of the Serpentine Swimming Club, in London, frequently have this experience. Here, however, we are fortunate enough to be able to bathe all the year round without discomfort. Some people feel shivery, however, when they come out of a cold bath. One man has got on a good idea. He takes a dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver, which, is a grand tonic. Besides being a valuable cough and cold remedy, "Baxter's" • possesses tonic properties which brace up the whole system. An occasional dose forLiiies you against prevailing epidemics, and wards off any tendency to influenza. Baxter's Lung Preserver is a friend to old and young alike. It is! a richtasting Specific, warming and penetrating, and every dose does good. Keep a bottle always in your homeStocked by all chemists and stores. 2? 6d large bottle.—Advt.

$8 « ; « What Better Proof could you have of the regard in which : "Amber Tips" Tea is held than the fact that its sales have increased every year for twenty-five years ? "Amber Tips" is a blend of Ceylon's choice FINE Teas. And FINE teas, remember, represent the utmost in quality, flavour, and economy. tea experts to describe only the better grades. They cost JCTFIkTEr HF aliltle more per pound, but HT Rl* IZ* R O£H much less per cup. i^^^^j—»«.