AN OI7D FRIEND GOES TO CAMP With so many young New Zealanders in camp, living under altered conditions, there have naturally been crops of colds in the various camps, until the boys have settled down and responded to the healthy outdoor life. . Naturally Baxters Tiling Preserver lias been in strong demand in all canteens, while, of course, ninny a fond mother Jims packed a bottle of "Baxters" in the list of things to take to camp. "Baxters' 1 is popular with our fighting men because there are no half measures about "Baxters." You can feel each dose of "Baxters" doing you good. The unique properties of "Baxters" penetrate the air passages and relieve congestion, while its demulcent properties soothe sore throats. The tonic action of "Baxters" also makes this remedy the first choice of all who wish to conquer a cold in quick time. Even those who will try anything once always come back to "Baxters."— Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23816, 18 November 1940, Page 5
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