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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1926, Page 9

A TRAIN DRIVER'S EXPERIENCE. The other day, the chief of a dispatch department in one of Wellington's warehouses found it necessary to go to tho goods office at Thorndon. While passing a stationary engine he noticed a "Baxter" bottle in the "cab," so he asked the driver about it. The driver said: "Oh, that, I take it every trip I make this uncertain weather. I used to suffer a lot from chills, and often could hardly stand in the "cab"' here. One night, though, I was worse than usual, pains in the legs and arms, and my head ached dreadfully; I could hardly get home. My wife, however, had bought a bottle of "Baxter's" during the day, so she dosed mc up; and do you know, I was ready to go on again that night. So you can bet your life I don't go without it now." Many, many people here in the Dominion have found Baxter's Lung Preserver to be a marvellous remedy for chills, colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other chest complaints. It is warming and soothing, and its penetrating qualities soon seek out the root of the affection and give relief. Baxter's Lung Preserver may he 'bought at any chemist or store in a gencr- ! ous-sized bittle for 2/6, or the family , 9 ' IZC at 4/0. Be certain you are supplied ■ with "Baxter's." —(Ad.) Complete stocks of winter underwear , for men women and children; best i I known mak«s; lowest cash prices.—■ .j Smith and Caughey.—(Ad.)