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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11255, 6 July 1922, Page 3

FOUND IN A HAMPER. Some time ago a Christchurch business man, while holiday-making in the heart of the King Country, was invited to a local picnic. During the happy-go-lucky al fresco lunch, he noticed that the vinegar was contained, in a disused .Baxter's Lung Preserver Bottle. This led to a discussion on the respective values of the many cough and cold preparations on the market. The unanimous opinion of the gathering was that "Baxter's” was unrivalled as a certain and prompt remedy for coughs and colds. Ail over >ho Dominion. —in backhlaeks as well as in town—Baxter's Lung Preserver is a real friend to all sufferers oia l * 1 l bronchial and chest cpmplaints. "Baxters” is a rich, red, warming specific, dependable always. Jt also has unique tonic properties—tones-up tbo .system splendidly. 2s 6<l a large bottle at chemists and stores. * 86

The puilip and paper industry of the province of Quebec occupies first position in the provinoe as regards the value of product, its output in I<Jl9 boinu: worth £12,812, 108. Refuse substitutes. Tnsiet on "NAZOL,” the scientific remedy and preventive of coughs and colds. 60 doses Is 6d. The Stanhope Cold Modal for the bravest deed of the year has beon awarded to Thomas Brannon, a miner of Northumiborland, for rescuing a man overcome by gas fumes. Siußors and public speakers find ISAZUJj unequalled for preventing or relieving huskiness and soreness in the throat. Can be taken anywhere. Morocco has no newspapers