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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 230, 28 September 1922, Page 7

j -BAXTER'S TKIB TIME, BILL."

! A niimlwr of ladies «"ert* amused in a j ; leading grocery establishment in Wellinjf-! ;ton the iithcr afternoon, when a gentleman. well known in the Ktnpire City, , walked into llic !.lio'p. .hi«t as lie irearl:i-(l the door, he was seized with a ; violent li; of <-ousr):iuj. r . : lie fore lie i-oiild n*'t to i lie counter. oih> |iis«i:>tiint culled out to the other. ""Ba.\- ---! tpffi tJiis time. Bill." They know tliat j the rnsioiiirr wa* n regular nser of B.in I l«r's l.unir Preserver. He always gets it when lit" is attacked with bronchial j troubles, .Some year? when he was ! very ill with bronchitis, a frienri recomImended tliis wonderful preparation, and j ever since tlien he keeps a liottle handy Ito resist the onslaught of winter eouglis I ami colds. "Baxter. - quickly relieves the most stubborn coughs, heals strained tissues and relieves hoarseness. It is also full of healthful properties, and has h beneficial tonic effect on the whole, system. Pienipnnt to take—<|uiok in action. Take 'home a iS bottle of Baxter"-" l.un" I i're-erver to-day.—(Ad.) m

That nasty cough, with ttiiot mutous, :nn be cured by XazoL— lAd.)