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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 222, 15 June 1932, Page 3

A SLIGHT MISCONCEPTION. “Baxter’s” As A Life-Preserver. “Mum?” said a small boy of nine when he came home from school one day. “Teacher asked us what a Life- '' preserver was this afternoon, and I said stuff like ‘Baxter’s,’ and they ail laughed at me. I never know there was such a thing as a cane with a loaded head called a life-preserver. Any- I how ‘Baxter’s’ is a life-preserver too. isn’t it Mum?” “Of course it is.” said his mother. “You made quite a good answer although it didn't happen to be the correct one." i For over seventy years Baxter’s ’> Lung Preserver has been the favourite remedy for ' coughs, colds, sore . throats, bronchitis, hoarseness, and all chest ailments. Because of its tonic properties it helps to build up the sys-, tern against future attacks. This rich, red, soothing compound relieves aud I eases in a wonderful way. At this . season of the year it is always wise to ‘ keep a supply in the house. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle for 2/6at any chemist or store. There is also a smaller size at eighteenpence. Econ- > omically mothers prefer the family bottle at 4/6.—AdvL