BAXTER’S AT THE GLACIER

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 385, 20 June 1928, Page 4

BAXTER’S AT THE GLACIER

A GOOD TRAVELLING COMPANION While on holiday at the Pran* Glacier, a Wellington mar. and M* were chatting to another gu *{tet hotel one evening, while resti ™j a strenuous day on the ice. unanimous in their ... ng the day’s outing, but were change of temperature P , acier when actually arriving on the g itself in comparison wi.n m u* atmosphere of the bush - - z y tramp at the beginning of ca r •Well,” said the v lsitor ' , n(re * c : always pass through thes ® ‘ ha rra f» r temperature without fear_o lvh lcb I have a travelling companion, , May never fails me in time of n • rT . I ask Just what you mean ,^. g . mark?” said the Wellington a \vay s tainly,” replied the visitor, . , 0 ; make a point of carry.ng . wits Baxter's Lung Preserver roun*^ me when I am touring hdps t 0 It is most serviceable, ana - j-: ward off any ill-effects . teincome about through a be , n dJperature such as we ha of cussing. I carry a , whe n I • Baxter's” in my pocket, an an d feel it necessary. I just tak ' I go my way feeling quite 3 am well protected against an of climate." , the f» T ‘ Baxter s Lung P re ? e , r Y e 'Lcoug& s ourite remedy for all Uni ; . ea iaEd. and colds throughout >e« ffl . This rich, red, warming firs t pound does you good f , colds dose. It eases sore in » coughs, and bronchial '™ etonS wonderful manner. A ao' bottle can be obtained better chemist or store for - , size 1still. buy the economical fa® th?r « 4s 6d. For travelling p 'T P^j g t l tee , ’ 1 is a handy little bottle at pence.