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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 135, 8 June 1923, Page 11

YOU CANNOT HAVE BAXTER'S FOB A PENNY!. Some amusement was caused in a prominent grocery establishment the other afternoon, when an elderly gentleman, who is quite «, landmark in the Empire City, strolled in and placed a penny on the counter. One of the assistants immediately dived to a nearby'shelf and produced a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. When, however, he noticed that merely a penny was tendered, he said: Oh, no, you cannot have Baxter's for a penny. No, the customer smilingly remarked, I want a. bos: of matches this time. The grocer's assistant knew that with' the approach of winter it was the prac-' tice of'this particular patron to get a< large-sized bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver to safeguard him against the ills and chills of the coin weather. You will wisely follow his example. Baxter's is a firm favourite with the New Zealand public. It has been on the market over fifty-seven years, and the sales have steadily grown by sheer merit. ■ It is rich/soothing ar)d warming, and contains no harmful narcotics. In addition, it is a wonderful tonic. , You can feel Baxter's Lung Preserver doing you good from the first dose. Obtainable" at all chemists and stores at 2s 6d for a large-sized bottle. Family size 4s 6d.—Advt. NO FEAR OF INFECTION. No matter how soiled the clothes in the wash may be, there is no fear of infection, if you, use Velvet—the sterilised soap. Make washing day safe by keeping a supply of Velvet on hand. If your grocer does not stock it, drop a 1 postcard to Box 271, Christchurch.— Advt. For Bronchial Caught, uit» Woods' ■ GmX Peppermint Cuw.—JWvt. J