WAKEFUL NIGHTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 727, 29 July 1929, Page 13

WAKEFUL NIGHTS

“ BAXTER’S ” FOR PEACE of "^_ r ®V^ en t of a well-known suburb Wellington, and his wife, were visitdav 801116 fronds in the city the other During the conversation over t tea-table the wife of the townuweuer remarked, “My word. Don. you \vrt*L-i°k ins tired. Have you been ♦ 1 ,* n S too hard?” “As a matter of j. re Plied the suburbanite, “the wife °ne of those beastly irritating for several days, and it has "ok Us k°th awake most of the nights.” said his wife, “you won’t be *ow Urbecl any more. When 1 was in v. ® lhis afternoon I purchased a Pt-p e my °* d friend. Baxter's Lung 4 server . and have already taken a " e * My throat feels better even now. , a I am sure that by tomorrow it will a ?w? ost well. 1 have never found r * p in *» yet that beats ‘Baxter’s.’ I «diy must remember to always keep in th e house.” aJ t ter ’ s ” quickly heals all rawness aa inflammation of chest and lungs, PH fke dreadful tickling sensation in * fkroat, eases breathing and routs c f? deep-seated coughs and chronic of The gentle, soothing influence this good old remedy is invaluable. Hn , xtßr 8 Dung Preserver also possesses imuJi ** ton ic that help to ud up the system to resist future attacks.

Get a bottle of •‘Baxter’s" today. All h “' | t‘ ls ts and stores. Generous-sized ti*» 2s 6d, or more economical family z - 4s 6d. Bachelor size Is Cd. C.