Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 5

NO DRUM BEATING. Not every .good advertisement costs money. Take, for instance, the. case of Baxter's Pills. These are nutde by the uame chemist as Baxter's Lung Preserver. Anyone who has tested this genuine cough and cold cure knows its worth. A good bit. of money was being invested in advertising the Lung Preserver at the time the Pills were first put on. the market. It was therefore decided to let the Pills stand alone for a time. But one person found them invaluable in dealing with biliousness, another for indigestion. Gratefully they passed the news on. The Pills advertised themselves through their results. The makers then decided to increase distribution, and jet the public know about 'Baxter's Pills. It is only common sense to "push" a line that already sells iU<?lf through silver merit. You- will be glad to hear about Baxter's Pills if you suffer from digestive troubles, anaemia, nervousness, or any ailment caused by slackness of the eliminative organs. . i Chemists and stored sell Baxter's Pills. Price 2s a box. If you are unable to obtain, send remittance to A. and W. Baxter, Manufacturing Chemists. Christchtirch, and a box will be sent you post free.

"Pravcr changes things." All citusens are invited to attend the **&m*Z services. Town Hall concert chamber today, 12.20 to LSQ.