WARNING TO TRAMPERS.

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11655, 20 October 1923, Page 9

WARNING TO TRAMPERS.

DON'T FORGET “BAXTERS." As a week-end recreation, tramping i» Ix'roming very popular in the Dominion. On fine Saturdays it is a familiar sight to see partic- of young men, equipped with Army valise, or rutsack, jogging along the country roads. ’There is no doubt tramping is a delightful exercise, provided the party is adcouutely guarded against the risk of c.iKiiing a cold through exposure to changeable weather conditions Experienced Hampers make an inAariablc lule of always including a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver in their kit<>. Then, at the first sign «*? a cough or cold a prompt <lose of this i i‘ h, warming specific speedily di-pels the trouble, ami a few subsequent (lo'tv guard against a recurrence ut the malady. No one can afford to he without Baxter’s Lung Besides being a grand cough and cold remedy, “BaxterVi i> .also an admirable tonic that braces up the di-oa-o-ic-istiug powers of the body against any incipient ailment. As (>d large l>rdtle at chemist and store. Family size L- fid.