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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1936, Page 20

"WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE TELEPHONE?" A client rang up a well-known Christchurch sharebroker, whose voice was very raspy and indistinct over the telephone. He" said to his broker friend: "What's the matter with your telephone? Give it a shake." The broker said, "Just wait., a' minute," and after a brief interval his voice came through quite clearly. "I've just had a dose of 'Baxter's.' I always keep a bottle in I the drawer of my desk," he said. This incident shows how absolutely indispensable Baxter's Lung Preserver is at / this time of the year. A bottle should be kept handy at home and at the office to deal promptly with coughs, colds and husky throats. It's simply wonderful the way "Baxter's" warms and soothes and clears the air passages. The "hard-to-get-rid-of" chest cold will disappear after a few regular doses of "Baxter's" when nothing else will give relief. "Baxter's" is as unique for its prompt efficacy as for its tonic pro■perties. Don't experiment. Take "Baxter's/'' which has itself for 70 years. Air chemists and stores sell tha three sizes, 1/0, 2/0 and extra large family bottle, 4/6. —(Ad.)

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