Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17866, 22 August 1921, Page 7

FATHER AND MOTHER LIKE IT—SO DO THE YOUNGSTERS.

Unlike most medicines, Baxter's Lung Preserver is exceedingly pleasant to take, that's why everybody likes it. Its wonderful popularity for over half a century is increased daily through its remarkab'e rapidity in relieving colds, coughs, bronchial and lung complaints. " Baxter's " is a splendid tonic, as well as a most reliable cough and co'd remedy. It promotes vitality, bui'ds up the system, and if taken regularly keeps the body in bracing health, and wards off attacks of influenza. The housewife —the husband—the business men —the children—everyone needs ".Baxter's" to keep them happy and well. . , , 2s 6d buys a generous sized bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. Take one home to-day and laugh at weather changes and other cold promoters. Obtainable at all chemists and stores. 43

Miss Cecil Hall has arranged to repeat last week's successful dance recital at H.M. Theatre to-night (Monday), at 7.45 You should preserve your eggs in Shar land's Moa Brand Egg Preservative. Twenty years' experience has proved it to be reliable. It is economical; it costs gd to Id per dozen eggs, according to size package you buy. Sold in small tins sufficient for 14 dozen eggs; also, in i and 1 to 4 gallon tins. One gallon sufficient for 180 dozen eggs. Final clearance of sports coats and scarves at half-price and a good deal loss in some cases at Firm of Fowlds' Sale. Make np yonr mind to try a pound of Johnston's Tea next time,—Sold at 77, Karangahape Road. It costs three-eighths of a penny to one penny per dozen to preserve eggs in Sharland's Moa Brand Egg Preservative Sold in small tins to preserve 14 dozen eggs; tins, 90 dozen; 1-gallon tins, 180 dozen; and 4-gallon tins t2l dozen- It is wonderfully cheap and reliable. Barraclougn's Magic Jsesnipa. jStopa Toothache. Frke 1? 6d,