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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 81, 5 April 1923, Page 9

A BTORY WITHOUT WORDS. A well finoivn business man of Wei lington recently walked into Wardell's in Willis Street, and placed 2/(5 on tin counter. Without waiting for any dircc tion, an assistant promptly went to thi shelf, on which was lined a number o bottles of Baxter's Lung Preserver, ant handed out a half-crown size of thii famous preparation. The man knev what was wanted, because the custome: regularly calls for this fine old remedy when lie is attacked with bronchia trouble. There is nothing better on the mar ket than " Baxter's " for coughs, colds and similar afflictions that are so preva lent at this season of the year. A summer cold is often more insidi ous even than a winter one. You neet have no fear, however, if you keep : bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserve: handy. "'Baxter's" lias ibeen on tin market for over 57 years, and is tin favourite" everywhere. It also possessei splendid tonic properties, which built up the body and help it to resist futun attacks. You can get a generous sired botth of Baxter's Lung Preserver for 2/6 a any Chemist or Store.— (Ad.). Read Louise. Mack's new novel, "Le: the Rest of the World Go By" (illus trated by Bio), commencing in thii week's "Observer."—(Ad.) A special clearance of ladies' Engiisl footwear at Smith and Caughey's to morrow. — (Ad.) Read Louise Mack's new novel, "Le the Rest of the World Go By" (illus trated by Bio), commencing in thi: week's "Observer." —(Ad.) A special clearance of ladies' English footwear at Smith and Caughey's tomorrow.— (Ad.)