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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 10 June 1926, Page 14

87 AND STILL QOINQ STRONG. I When th'j writer of •"Baxter's"' adver- j tiser.ients was in Cliristehurch recently, i he was introduced to an elderly gentle-j man. In the course of conversation the ■ question of ages cropped up, when the j old man turned to his visitor and asked \ what he thoug/it his age was. "About 70." i remarked the Ad.-man. "I can bea. that! by 17 years," said the old gentleman. '"Well, you don't look it, and " would be interested to have your recipe for look- j ing so well." "About 10 years ago I thought I had reached my allotted ?pan when I got a touch of bronchitis, but just when the malady was at its worst a friend recommended Baxter's Lunj , Preser er to mc. ( The result was magical. Whenever the' weather becomes a lit le inclement or cold I take a dose every night, and do you know, I attribute my good health chiefly to the tonic properties of 'Baxer's.' It is wonderful stuff, and so pieasant to take. Even my grandchildren come to mc for a dose." j Baxter's Lung Preserver is unexcelled a? a remedy for coughs, colds, sore throats .nd kindred complaints. It has now been on the market for over 60 years, and its efficacy is endorsed by practically evtry person you meet. * .

Be prepared for the changeable weather ahead. Get a bottle of "Baxter's" now without delay. All chemists and stores sell it. in generous-sized bottles for 2/U, but it is more economical to purchase the family size at 4/6. — (Ad.)

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