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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9625, 27 September 1911, Page 7

NO WONDER WE CATCII COLDS. Our cliinato is proverbially changeable, fbiit. just at this season of the year it is almost dangerously so. You can't tell from one clay to another what the weather will be—hence colds galore in all quarters. Tho only way to be safe is to keep a bottlo of Baxter's Lung Preserver always on hand, and to fly to_ it at the lust sign of a cold. It banishes .them all — whether they're old stagers or fell arrivals. Price Is' lOd (large sized bottle), at .all chemists or stores, or post free from J. Baxter and Co., Christchurcli. Quick Change Artijsts.—On these spring days, with their "sample-lots" of weather, one needs to bo a- veritable quickchange artist to avoid catching colds. And though you can't rush homo at any hour of tho day just because the temperature changes, you can protect yourself by taking a dose of Baxter's Lung Present r when you get home. It will ward off yo\ncold and strengthen (lie lungs and throat so easily affected by these disturbing weather" changes. It is always wise to have a bottle of Baxter's in tho house. Price Is lOd the largo sided bottle, at all chemists and stores, or post free from J. Baxter, and Co., chemists, Christchuicii. —Advt.

Colds in tho head, chest or throat disappear as soon as you bring "NAZOL" into operation. It is the latest English remedy, and it works effectively—No cold is "NAZOL" proof— Advfc.