A MAN'S BEST FRIEND—

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18547, 24 November 1925, Page 3

A MAN'S BEST FRIEND—

♦— — THE BANKER AND "BAXTER'S." A AYellington business man was chatting to the manager of otic of the leading local banks the other day. and it was apparent that the, customer was recovering from ;i bad cold. "What yon need" said the banker, "is a bottle of Baxter's. Years ago when I was at a branch in tlie South Island I used it, and found it most effective. At the first sign of a cold I promptly take a dose of Baxter's." Like the banker, yon will find that Baxter's Lung J'reserver tjuickly relieves the most stubborn eoUls. Tt is '"not an untried remedy,' but has been •on the market now for o9 years. Jn. I addition to being a wonderful cough and cold remedy "Baxter's" is full of other healthful properties which have a beneficial tonic effect on the whole system. Hard-headed business men everywhere are enthusiastic regarding the better health policy contained in every bottlo of "Baxter's." You can obtain a geiierous-sii'.ed bottlo for 2s (3d from any chemist or store; or, better still, get the family size at is Od.; Get "Baxter's," though. No other remedy is just as good. —1