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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21225, 4 July 1932, Page 14

• MUSHROOM GATHERERS TAKE NOTE. Three young Gbristchurch business girJs spent a recent week-end gathering mush rooms not far from Christ church. They made a Splendid hanl and in the excitement of their harvesting overlooked the fact that they were walking through heavy wet grass in shoes far too thin for the job. On the Monday, each of the three knew they were in for a cold. When comparing notes in the lunch hour they each wisely decided to purchase a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver and prevent their colds developing, as they were anxious not to have to absent them solves from thoir duties. They did absolutely the right thing, for the next day they were all on the iob, and a few regular doses of "Baxter s" had all three of them fit and well again by the Wednesday morning. Moral: There are hundreds of ways of getting a cold but there is only one way to tackle it when you've got it, and that's with "Baxter's '—most reliable of remedies. Bachelor size Is 6d, geiferous-sized bottle 2s 6d, extra large economical family size 4s 6d. At every chemist and stpre in New Zealand.—Aavt. "The Life Story of Hector Gray."— Summary of events and entertaining reminiscences. Should be possessed by all sportsmen. Send stamps value Is to Htoim Office, Auckland.