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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 249, 2 August 1941, Page 7

“LUEBYI” That is what onb throe-year-old said after her first dose of Baxters L.ung Preserver. Whether hy palate appeal or through childish intuition the fact remains that children will clamour for “Baxters.” They soon leara what wonderful relief they get from that nasty tickling cough that keeps them, awake, and keeps mother awake, too. Every mother should have “Baxters” handy dor winter colds. Dilute “Baxters” with water as directed, for young children. —(Advt.)

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