AN OLD SOLDIER’S ADVICE.
“BAXTER’S”, AT BEDTIME. A Christchurch veteran who still has slight chest troubles as a result of his experience at the war gave the following: tip to a friend the other day. He said that when he felt that he was not goinK to sleep well he always took a dose of Baxter’s Lunpr Preserver in a Klass of warm water. He found that this allayed any irritation and assured him a restful night’s repose. "Baxter’s” has lontr been New Zealand’s favorite remedy for coughs, colds and all chest ailments and deserves a place in every home. This rich, fed, warminp and -soothing remedy is equally rood for yountr and old alike. When taken as prescribed oh the label “Baxter’s” will be found to brifip prompt relief while its wonderful tonic Properties will help accelerate a complete recovery. At any time, any day you may need “Baxter's.” Be sure you have It handy. Got a bottle from your nearest chemist or store. Three sizes. 4m, 2/e and tho handy pocket size. 3/6. 1
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18610, 22 January 1935, Page 9
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176Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18610, 22 January 1935, Page 9
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