ATTACKED IN THE NIGHT. At night—that is the time a cold oi cough makes its attack, when slumber keeps you off-guard. UdUsb your system is fortified, the cold will conquer. Baxter's Lung Preserver is the strongest fortification. Take it when you are well, and you will remain in the best of health. Take it when you are suffering from a cold, cough, bronchial, or lung complaints, and it will rapidly oust the trouble, and restore invigorating health. Being a tonic, too, it is invaluable to the* system, especially after a cold or influenza. A 2s 6d bottle of "Baxter'*" will prove the best investment you ever made. It is an absolute necessity in every home. Children love it, grownups find it the best and sareet remedy. Follow the lead of thousands. Get a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver at your chemist or store, and take it regularly. 59
There it distinction—all its owa—to be found in "52 Lavender." It ii) incomparable for its delicate and refreshing fragrance, which is obtained from millions of larecder, rose, and orango flowers grown in.the South of France. 2a 6d keeps an orphan a day. How many days will you provide for? Make the campaign to raise £25,000 for Auckland Protestant Orphan Homes a success. Hake your old blouse new for 7d with I a packet of Dinky Dye.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17956, 5 December 1921, Page 9
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