WHEN THE SALMON RUNS "Baxter's" in Demand.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 23

WHEN THE SALMON RUNS "Baxter's" in Demand.

Salmon aro now running in great numbers in the upper reaches of tho Waimaik, and many aro the devotees of this great sport. We hear that large catches have boon taken in certain reachesl above and below tho Gorgo Bridge where the pools are deop and at times dangerous, unless great care is taken. Recently, ono well-known piscator, when hooking a big fish, had the misfortune to slip on one of the many large boulders, and fell headlong into the rushingtorrent. JTortunately, he had taken the precaution' of, carrying a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver in his . bag, and so was able to take a timely dose of this splendid • specific, thus forestalling any ill-effects caused by his cold plunge. Baxter's Lung Preserver has been the favourite cough and cold remedy in. this country for over sixty years. It lis a rich, red, warming; soothing compaund that does good froni the first dose." It also possesses unique tonic properties. ' '"'"■• Obtainable at all chemists and stores. Generous-sized bottle half-a-crown; economical, family size, 4s' 6d; and bachelor 's bottle, Is 6d.—Adyt. Dark clouds, rolling by! o'er.the nursery, Poor Edna's down with croup, and flu, By Heck! Sniffle, sob, and sigh, she prefers to die— The Tomahawk Is On The Chicken's Ned;. . • . AVarm draught waiting close, such a lovely dose! 'Tis simply stubborn cusscdness, bo sure. Fractious and perverse,.getting.worso and worse, . , . • ; Without Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—Advt. : :■:.-,,. '