Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, 23 May 1921, Page 6

RETURNED SOLDIERS' HEALTH; One legacy of the late War is noticed in the, weakened constitutions of 'many of our-returned men. Exposure, privations, and the effects of poison gae/have, . in most cases, impaired toe men's health. | Here, again, the remarkable curative properties of Baxter's Lung Preserver , are demonstrated in an emphatic: manner, \ Just recently, a returned'soldier who , was always sneering, was induced to, take , "Baxter's" to cure his annoying trouble, A few doses of this sterling remedy ; worked Wonders, and he received welcome i relief from the complaint. \ . What Baxter's Lung Preserver has done t for this returned soldier it will dp for . all sufferers from colds, coughs, bronchial and chest affections. It, is pleasant to t take, yet powerful in action--gets to the , root of the backing cough or chronic cold, . and gives instant relief. During chilly winter, this rich, warming specific js a * real necessity in every home. Get a large 2s 6d bottle now from your chemist or grocer. . > '• 35 -U.-J..J.. M II 'II IJMIMM ;

.Hat week with special shows and pbpu* Jar prices. It's Wise to buy yours at •' Fowlds' Fair. ■ .- Worms won't worry Tom? children' if 1 you give them Wade's Worm Figs. This valuable ■ expels .the .woms t quickly,, surely, arid safely. Pleasant to take. From all qbemigts, s - A -%ge selection of esqujsitia • "gpwna and deakg for evening wear, m»?kep] Va| • pur well-known % cash prlqeg. . Early , inspection and Caughey, ■■ Ltd., . ' :."■'•