i) UCK-Si lOOTEIS S 13EWA KE HEAVY PEN ALT J ES POSSIBLE The keen sportsman who vontnros out before break of day in cold, blustery weather deserves nil ho gets with his gun. Frequently, however, he gets something ho does not deserve, and that's a nasty cold. Chills and colds arc one of the penalties of the sport, and should bo guarded against by including good old Baxter's Lurip; Preserver in the shooting outfit. Many a shooter has blessed the name of "Baxter's" when crouching in his mia-mia, ho has been able to ward off a chill by the warming, stimulating properties of this unrivalled cough remedy. Especially in winter weather everyone, young and old, should have a bottle of "Baxter's" readily available. "Baxter's" 70 years' reputation is your safeguard. Sold by all chemists and stores in bottles at 4s 6d, 2s 6d and Is Gd.— (Advt.).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21803, 18 May 1934, Page 12
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