IN A NELSON BATHROOM

Evening Star, Issue 19786, 9 February 1928, Page 10

IN A NELSON BATHROOM

During the Christmas holidays, a Wellington business man decided to spend a, few days in the Nelson district, and between Christmas and New Year a friend was kind enough to motor him to most parts of the province. After a long tour through the country one day, the party did not get back until late at night, when the friend kindly suggested that they have some supper at his home. Going into the bathroom to have a wash and brush up, he was interested to sec a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver on a shelf. Being a firm believer in this grand old specific for coughs and colds' himself, he said to his host: I see that you believe in Baxter's also." “Too' right,” replied the friend, "we are never without it. : As soon ns Bettv, our little girl, feels a tickling in her throat, site straightawnv flies to her mother with the request tliat she be given some of the red stuff.” Baxter's Lung Preserver is unexcelled as a remedy for sore throats and bronchial ailments. It is a rich, red, warming, soothing compound that does you good from the first dose. Besides heiug.au excellent specific for colds, coughs, and kindred complaints, “ Baxter's ” possesses wonderful tonic prop-i Ties, winch help to build up the svst- n to resist further attacks. V r can get a generous-sized bottle nl ' Maxtor's" from anv chemist or stm i for half a crown. Bachelor size, eighteen ponce.—[Advt.]