THE INFLUENZA OUTBREAK

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18456, 20 July 1923, Page 5

THE INFLUENZA OUTBREAK

WILL IT Sl?E©M>?v Upon- reading* the recent newspaper : r** \ ports of influenza: outbreaks, in v.oj3otia '.'•■ place?*: peojtU* are asking eacnvothiarifi ':.'■ there* is lik'pJy to Jo another serious, opi» , domic here.' i ]■ There is no_ need for a pauio. ; Plenty of warmth, and fan even tempera-: 'V&v ! ture^are,iEeo^re<&x';Av\feearly,resumption of normal life is. likely to lead to i? - relapse of a; serious character. -- > Baxters; Bung; should be* takah" y: % / • , promptly in the early* stages of the %■■'< jj malady so as. to.: arrests the> disease- before : '..; '■■■ i itr gets a grig. "'Baxters." i&ohfcaiiusihlay i atall- chemists and; gr-ocerar thjpoiEglioujr; -' i Now. Zealand", andL is; nwafci eftketiiye- in ;<; ' [- combating; influenza. i ;; Bronchial soilness), a< fejgmw of the. re* /; : i : cent outbreaks-, cannot; cwisfe the ' gentle, ». '■-{. ii soothing; influence b£ thistjoldti and. proven* "'j >: remedy. Baxter's;. .vEungy- -Preserver j,,r. i quickly heafe, all. rawness, andi infiamnai* :: ~ uoti A chest lungs;,, stops theidtessiK / '< ful tickling sensation the* throat p.ewea; ; breathing,/ and. routs* even ; ; deep-seaied; I- ■ v. cough.3 and chronic, cold*. l . - it 'Another:£ important . feature, off/"Baa* .'.':.', > tec's'.*' is Wat whiles ft brings-<raTje& it;, I also builds, up the; systems to ijvoidj a^r** i. lapse \* ■■ and ' fortifies. • it--- against; Mure .. > attacks of. disease... It: is- a genuine, tome . as- well as., a Jung,;preserver. , .Ask yeas*t chemist, or ' grocer . for c Generous. sized,, battle .-ss .to. : Family size- 4* $*' •___j- 1 ' '. , A ~