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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 156, 4 July 1931, Page 12

ON A MERCHANT'S DESK. Why "Baxter's" Was Selected. The Baxter's" ad-man was in Christchurch a few weeks ago, and, when calling on a well-known Cliristchurch merchant, he was interested to observe a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver on his desk. Naturally, seeing that his mend had the run of the various medicines on his shelves, the ad-man inquired to why. he had selected "Baxter's." At this time of the year, when fogs are about in our city, I suffer a little from bronchitis, and I find 'Baxter's' the only thing that really does me good," was the reply. •Many other sufferers from this complaint would add their testimony to that oi the man from the Plains. Baxter's Ming Preserver is an invaluable remedy c °ughs, colds, huskiness, sore throats, asthma and all bronchial ailments. It also_ possesses wonderful tonic properties. Obtainable at all chemists and stores;-generous-sized bottle half-a-crown; large, family size, 4/6; and handy bottle for bachelors at eighteenpence. The new screw cap preserves the contents and provides a perfect seal.—(Ad.) Por small maids and not-so-small maids— smart fleck tweed frocks that are right _up to the moment in style; cut With inverted pleat in front and finished with white collar, cuffs, and jabot; in fawn,, henna, saxe, green; sizes 30, 32, 34 inch. Usually 49/6; to clear at 39/6. At Milne and Choyce's Sale. —(Ad.) Smile, smile, smile! The sun will shine again—better times will soon be here. A.M.C. men always look on the bright side —profit or no profit—there is still a great demand for A.M.C.'s delicious specially-selected quality meats. Your wish is their pleasure. Let them serve you—they'll do it well.—(Ad.) ,