Page 9 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 282, 2 November 1925, Page 9

A UNIQUE DISPLAY AT THE SHOW. Kiwis, glass hair, old Dutch smoking pipes, beautiful swans, 6nakes, lizards, kangaroos, sailing ships with outspreading sails, wino glasses, bells that' ring like steel, glass blown so fine that it will float in the air, are some of the glass articles that will bo made by the Wonder Girl Glass Blower, Miss Kingsley, who is claimed to be the world’s only girl glass blower. Miss Kingsley is under the management of Westwood Bros. Enterprises and will be seen at the forthcoming A. and P. Show in conjunction with the American Glass Works. —Advt. A hearty welcome is extended by Collinson and Cunninghame to all out-of-town visitors during show week to call in and inspect the now goods, and avail themselves of the facilities offered by the luncheon rooms and ladies’ rest rooms and lounge.—Advt. ADVERTISING. v , BUT CANNOT IMITATE THE GOODS. Nowadays you often start to read a catchy advertisement feeling perhaps that you are going to learn some further proof of the wonderful efficacy of Baxter’s lung preserver. It is common knowledge that “Baxter’s” is the leading seller amongst cough and cold remedies in New Zealand, and no doubt other advertisers consider this is duo to our unique publicity. While it is truo that wo havo won thousands of new customers by publishing the testimonies of others the main factor in our success is the sterling value in “Baxter’s” itself. That cannot be imitated. Baxter’s lung preserver has been on the market now for over 59 years. It was a good old English remedy and was brought out from the Old Country by the original proprietor. It has consistently relieved the coughs and colds of Now Zealanders all these years. “Baxter’s” also possesses unique tonio properties. It is sold by all chemists and stores at 2s 6d for a goneroussized bottle. Most families, however, now buy the more economical size at 4s bd.— Advt.