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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 206, 26 May 1920, Page 8

A COLD HITS IN THE WEAKEST SPOT. One who has a weak throat will usually get tho cold thore. and if the weakness is at all defined very serious results may follow the cold's attack. That is why it is such a wise action to take Baxter's Lung Preserver, for not only will it rem«d> the cold, but it will as well strengthen the weak spot, the bronchial organ, and the constitution generally, so that ihc cough or cold germ is beaten be-' fore it arrives. It is because of its great tonic value, comhiaed with its well-known cough and cold-remedying properties, that "Baxter's" is so generally popular. In homes from the North Cape to the Bluff "Baxter's" is found, and requests are continually coming in from other parts of the world for this genuine specific. Have Baxter's Lung Preserver in your homo. Give it to tho kiddies, and tako it yourself. It has no equal, as tho first doso proves rich, warming pure, and pleasant to the taste; 2s. 6a. puys generoue-flized bottle at any chemist or store. Odor it to-day.—Advt.

"Children make misfortunes more bitter."—Bacon. The misfortune of a cold is quite bad enough with the adult, bnt when'-the'kiddie gets a cough or cold tho trouble seems magnified many times. Mother! sec that on your kitchen shelf is'a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, during the cough and cold time. Children take to this sterling remedy quickly. Rioh and warming, pleasant to the taste, 2s. 6d, buya large bottto.—Adit