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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 166, 9 April 1920, Page 5

I "CARRY ON THE GOOD WORK." "BAXTER'S" CHASES SUMMER COLDS. Durintr tlie winter Baxter's Lung Preserver did great work in ousting cousrjjs and co'.d* rrum constitutions they thought their strongholds. Now it's summer—and "Baxter's" "carries o.u the pood work." A cough or cold—whether in summer or winter —does not dopa-rt when the cou?hing stops and the freniient use of the handkerchief ceases. It still remains in wait—and here's where the great value of Baxter's Lung Preserver is evident. "Baxter's" not only stons coughing .".ikl sniffling—it also drives the complaint'entirely from the system, whilst it invigorates and rcvK'jjles, thorebv fortifying against a .recurrence. Mr. Bert La Blanc, the "Yiddisher" Comedian, says:— "A few days ago I was bordering on tho outskirts of Influenza, with a ? vcry wvero cough and rold. I tried several | things, when finally your excellent mixE turo fßaxter's I.ung Preserver) was I brought to mv notice by souie friends. | "I was rather sceptical .it first, but | now I want to thank yon for th? speedy | recovery I have made, and for my being t able to keep on with my work. Natural- | ly, now, T will do anything I can by I way if inducing other peoplo to enjoy | the benefits of 'Baxter's.'" _ E '-Baxter's Lung Preserver is waiting to H render yoV cfiual service. Get a largo | ifc. fid. bottle from Chemist or Store toll day.—Advt.

"Children make misfortunes moro bitter. "—Bacon. The misfortune ot a coU is quite bad enough witli the adult, but when the kiddie sets a or cold the trouble seems magnified many times. Mother! see that on your kitchen shelf is a bottlo of Ur.xlcr's Lunj Preserver, during the cough and cold time. Children take to tiiis sterling remedy quickly. Hich and warming, pleasant to the taste. 2s. fid. buys large bottle.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Colds, never falls.-Advt-