USED IN A CHEMIST'S OWN HOMK. When chatting with a well-known chemist the other day, Mr. Baxter received a very high compliment. Tno chemist said: "Well, presumably, I should know something about Cough Mixtures, but I tell you that in my home yours js the only line that we use. I am slightly subject to a sore throat, and I find Baxter's Lung Preserver the only thing that gives mc quick relief, and my wife and youngster also use it with excellent results. Aβ you know, children will catch a cold, and I have found Baxter's Lung Preserver the beet preparation that we have yet come across. "My faith in 'Baxter's' is more than confirmed by the judgment of my customers. Do you know that I sell almost three bottle of Baxter'e Lung Preserver to one of any other well-known preparation. That speaks for itself. It is certainly a winner in this district." you will be well advieed to always keep a bottle of "Baxter'e" handy. It is ideal for coughs and colds, sore throate, and all bronchial affections. Its rich, warming, soothing properties go right to the root of the trouble and assure sufferers of immediate relief. In addition, the valuable tonic qualities contained in "Baxter's" help to build you up to resiet future attacks. You can get a generoue-sized bottle ot Baxter's Lung Preserver at any chemist or jrocer for 2/B.—(Ad.) 98
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 307, 28 December 1922, Page 7
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