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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 31, 31 October 1919, Page 3

"SENT A. TWO DAYS* COLD 'PACKING'." A ■FURTHER TRIBUTE TO BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER. "I have much pl&aaure in bearing my testimony to the efficacy of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Without any doubt, it is rightly named. The last big bottle I obtained sent a two days' cold 'packing', beforo it had time to get. a proper grip of me. It's effect was really wonderful. Oh; If people only knew The "lots ot good" that it can do. Very gratefully, yours, "Noah Woods, "Mount Albert, Auckland." This grateful testimony is only one «;' the hundreds wo liavo from those win have received aid from Baxter's Lun; Preserver, some testifying how it actually saved their lives. Join the healthy throng of Baxter's Lung Preserver users. Keep this sovereign remedy on a handy shelf. Unequalled for coughs, colds, sore throat, chest and bronchial troubles. For kiddies, too, it is ideal. It is pleasant to the taste, and not only promptly dispels the trouble, but revitalises the body and safeguards against recurrence of the complaint. Order from your chemist or groccT to-day. 2s. lid. buys a largo bottle.—Advt. In Franco apricots are "candied," but in New Zealand they are made into delicious Apricot Conserve at the St. Gcorgo Jam Kitchens. Try this pure fruit conserve—St. George Brand is made entirely from selected Teviot Apricotsfruit equal to the finest French and Spanish crops. All grocers sell St. Gcorgo Apricot Conservo—tho tins are eoldorleas and safo!—Advt.