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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 224, 20 September 1921, Page 7

TRAINS AND MAILS. Effect of Reduced Service. The recent cut in the Railway Service ia likely to cause considerable hardship |to some of the community. In one sense, j however, the reduced service makes no difference —Baxterte Lung Preserver will be as easy to buy in any town in New Zealand as it is now. Chemists and grocers who stock this popular cough and cold remedy are always particular to order fresh su'ppliee of "BaiVters" "well in advance ot requirements, so as to avoid disappointing customers. Baxter's Lung Preserver has been on the market for r>s years, and during that ! time has 'benefited men, women and ; children, old and young, and won for j itself a lasting place in N.Z. homes. j Hackjng coughs, difficult breathing, . bronchial inflammation, and throat sore- ! ness, Quickly yield to the healing, soothjinc influence of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxter's" has a wonderful way of dislodging phlegm and allaying that I awful tickling sensation in the throat. ' The first spoonful ibrings relief, and every subsequent dose is a step nearer to recovery. "Baxter's" is equally good at all stages of a severe cold, influenza, whooping cough, croup, or asthma. If taken in time it is invariably successful in warding off the trouble: it quickly subdues the worst chest and lung ailments, and when the sufferer is convalescent, the rich tonic properties of Baxter's Lung Preserver build-up and revitalise the weakened system and gortiry it against relapse or future attack. I Obtainable at all chemists and stores, j Price 2/6 large bottle.—(Ad.) 48