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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 121, 20 February 1928, Page 12

IN A NELSON BATHROOM. During the Christmas holidays, s Wellington business man decided to spend a few days in the Nelson district, and between Christinas and New Year a friend was kind enough to motor him to most parts of the province. After a long tour through the country one day, the party did not get back until late at night, when the friend kindly suggested that they have some supper at his home. Going into the bathroom to have * wash and brush up, he was interested to see a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver on a shelf. Being a firm believer in this grand old specific for coughs and colds himself, he said to his host, “I see that you believe in Baxter’s also.” “Too right,” replied the friend, “we are never without it. As soon as Betty, our little girl, feels a tickling in her throat, she straightaway flies to her mother with the request that she be given some of he red stuff.” . , Baxter’s Lung Preserver is unexcelled as a remedy for sore throats and bronchial ailments. It is a tjch, Jed, warming soothing compound that does vou good from the first dose. Besides being an excellent specific for colds, coughs and kindred complaints, “Baxter’s” possesses wonderful tonic properties which help to build up the system to resist further attacks. You can get a generous-sized bottle of “Baxter’s” from any chemist or store for half-a-crown. 'Bachelor *ize eighteen-pence. —Advt.