AFTER THE JAZZ

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 409, 18 July 1928, Page 4

AFTER THE JAZZ

TAKE BAXTER’S How easy it is to catch a chill after homing out from a warm ballroom. The cold air strikes you when you are heated and, alas, you soon become aware of a tickling in the throat and a tightness in the chest. As a precaution take a dose of Baxter’s Lung Pre- ' server as soon as you get home. A | sure remedy for all coughs and colds. • It will ward off an attack, and its I unique properties will help to build vou I ! up. i Baxter’s Lung Preserver is the best ! remedy for family use, and it pays to keep a bottle in the home. Rich, soothing, and pleasant to take, it is wel- , corned by all. Xou can obtain a 1 generous-sized bottle from any chemist lor store for 2s Gd. The family size at 4s Gd is more economical, and there is I the bachelor’s size at Is Gd. 6 j

To prevent the formation of a era on porridge which is being a P* while, put it in a basin, le fu uy for a few minutes, and then tf9 cover it with hot water. KP j_ »-seß oven or a warm place, ana , needed pour off the water.