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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 71, 29 March 1921, Page 9

ONE DOSE OF "BAXTER'S"—AND THEN Of course, it is not claimed that Eaiits will cure a fold in one dose —a cold that hn.-s bold of your system in a relentli'ss srip. What is claimed of one dose of "Baxter's"—and thousands or New Ze.nlanderfij will tfstlfv to the accuracy of tbits statement—is that it will remove a cough or roll] at the heginnine of the trouble. Yon can feel it take hold nf the trouble and <r>iunifnce its remedy just ns soon as yon have one spoonful of this rich. narmine specific. Tou can feel that It means business—that's after one dose. Oradually as you take number two, con~!i or cold, in the head or on the chest, slipping away from you. You know that '■Buster's" te routing the enemy—you know thnt soon yon will cease to he trni]l>]f»(i t>v over-f recjuent. use of the handkerchief—coutrhlnjj, stu_- nead and other unpleasant things coughs and colds bring with them. And after a course you are free—Baiter's Lung Preserver has once a2a in proved ite worth. When yon take Baxter's yon're not experimenting—Mr. Baiter 54 yeare ago did all the experimenting. and as a result placed this senulno. sterling, economical r<-ra«-ily on the market. Get a generous fcized bottle to-day. 2/6, at all Chemists and Stores.—(Ad.) (24)