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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 78, 4 May 1929, Page 5

LEADING MEKCriANT'S ADVICE. Tip to Travellors. At tbis season of tbe year, when coughs and colds are about, tbe conversation natnrally turns to tbe topic of health. A leadinjr Auckland mercliant liappened to be visiting a friend in Christchurch the otlier day. and during a general discyssion be liappened to meiition tbat he always kept lialf a dozen botiles of Bax-lci-'s Lung Presei-ver in his house. "As a matter of faet," be remarked. "my wife always sees (bat two bottles are Iiacked in my sixit case whenever 1 have io go away. Last vcar wlien I was in Australia I developed a very sore tliroat. I had .brought tbe nsnal couple of bottles of 'Baxter's' aeross with me, hut bad presented them to smne friends, thinking that I sbould not need them. No matter how I tried, I could get notliing to do my thi'oot good, so at last I xvrote far a supply of good old 'Baxter's' to bp sent over to me by x'eturn boat. Wlien it came It, as nsnal, did the trick. and my throat was quite right again in a couple of days. "Baxter's" is unrivalled as a remedy for coughs, eolds, sore throats, chest and bi'oncbial ailmenfs. It also has excellent tonic pronerties. A generous-sized bottle can be obtained a.t any chemist or store far 2/6. Economical people buy tbe large family size at 4T;_ while bachelors find the 1/6 size handy. A pleasant remedy far w'orms in ehil dren— Wade's Worra Figs. Very effec tive. All chemists. When you eatch a cold this Winter ta.ke "Nazol"— a sure, 'safe remedv Gives instant relief. 60 doses for 1/8."