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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21647, 13 November 1933, Page 7

A SIDE-SHOW SIDELIGHT A feature of the Christehurch Winter Show was Side-Show Alley, offerimr a wide diversity of amusements. Ono eouhl throw a dart at a target or could attempt to throw a woman wrestler. The Side-Show merchants were going full blast every afternoon and evening. One man in particular, a small man with a bi'2; voice, had a table covered with .silver coins and invited all comers to win ths-se coins by surrounding them with rim's. On the edge of the tnbla be bad a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver and was frequently heard to remark that thev were welcome to tlio monev but they bad to leave the Jiaxter's" alono as he could not carry oil without it. ~, . „ Incidents such as this reveal the tremendous value i;f "Baxter s. walks of lite people lmd 'Jiaxter s a ureal boon to prevent hoarseness, to ward off a cold, to relieve tightness on lil. chest, and for all bronchial and pulmonary troubles. Voting and old find ' 4 Baxter's'' most palatable and most effective, while the tonic projK?rtioa of this irreplacable remedy are widely apter's" in 4s Gd, 2s (3d and Is od sizes. . Advt. .

• tlio ideal ChristAhvays a»,promt a t lie T1)0 mas reminds to r *'® sTMAS Number. b « 10. Postage Id.