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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19836, 27 June 1934, Page 12

THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING A pleasant hour perhaps In the ballroom but a most unearthly hour to be crawling in a car high up over Porter’s Pass in the Southern Alps in a heavy fog. That was the predicament of a deer-shooting party during a recent week-end. And they paid the pricesore throats and colds all round. A good dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver would have put things right but this was an instance where “Baxter's” had been left behind. Next time "Baxter’s” will probably be the first thing they pack. But colds won’t wait for “next time.” The sooner you are on the job with “Baxter's” the less chance colds have of developing. These winter chills often lead to ’flu. Take no risks. Take “Baxter’s.” Quick, safe and never failing. Has excellent tonic properties that build extra physical reInsist on “Baxter’s.” Pocket size 1/6. and generous 2/6 and 4/6 sizes at all chemists and stores

C"OR a short period we are offering L our complete stocks of NECKLETS and THROWOVERS at greatly reduced prices. Exclusive pelts and finest workmanship are embodied in each article. Inspect our special window and showroom displays. The Dominion Fur Traders. Ltd., just above Regent Theatre. 'Phone 787.

QUALITY & QUANTITY ARE SURE TO RISE. EDMONDS BAKING POWDER