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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17125, 2 April 1919, Page 7

HELLO " BAXTER'S." GOOD-BYE COLD. That';? the usual thing these days of uncertain temperature. A cough or cold attacks us suddenly. Baxter's Lung Preserver is called in, and coughs and colds " beat a hurried retreat. " " Baxter's " has now been the favourite family remedy for over 55 years, lit has a grand record of assistance rendered to its credit. It works in the commonsense way—from the root of the trouble. It reaches highfc down, and you can feel it doing good all the time— the first dose, '• Baxter's " is absolutely wholesome. It ii rich, red, warming, and pleasant to the taste. , You can't do better than have Baxter s Lung Preserver ready during this period of unexpected temperature changes; therefore, this period of coughs and colds. Go to your chemist or store and get a lar"0 2s fid bottle of " Barter's" now.

Takapuna Residents! Hear Miss Butlor, BSc Thursday evening, April 3. Foresters' hall, 8 p.m. Efficiency League Mass Meeting. "No-Rubbing" Laundry Help is proving a wonderful boon to thrifty housewives from the Bluff to the North Cape for washing clothes clean without rubbing or injury to hands or fabrics. One packet sufficient for seven weekly washings.Gavin, Wallace and' Sons, OtahuhiL,