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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1922, Page 14

AMERICAN TRIBUTE TO "BAXTER'S."' As a general rule, our American cousins are not lavish in their bestowal of praise to commodities other than those branded "made in U.S.A." A welcome exception has. however, been brought to our notice. Mr. Walt Mayo, a Xew Yorker, and world-wide traveller, declares that there is no cough remedy in the States to compare with Baxter's Lung Preserver for speedy and sure relief. As Mr. Mayo himself puts it—"l thought all cough and cold medicine? were the same 'dope' till I tried this New Zealand compound. It generally gQts a hold of your ailment at the first dose, and after a short course of 'Baxter's' the affection says good-bye for keeps.'' Baxter's Lung Preserver is without a yieer as a remedy for bronchial and chest troubles, roughs, sore throats and colds. As a tonic "Baxter's" is also splendid. It strengthens aud invigorates weakened constitutions and reinforces the body against prevailing ailments. Never be without Baxter's Lung Preserver. 2/G a large bottle at chemists' and stores — (Ad:> so

I in just in tlie wood, so I'm quittin' fori good: | In the city I'm not In the lioom; j Aud I'm stnrtln' straight back to the old I bush shack By the creek where the wattles bloom. Poor Mum and old Dad 'uve blu awfully bad. Flood-time winters are hard to endure— Bo I'm goin' right back down the old bush track With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Ladies' ribbed woollen hose, heavy weight, mid and dark grey only, dependable quality; good value 3/11 Smith and Caughey, Ltd. — (Ad.)