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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 73, 24 September 1923, Page 3

BAXTER'S IN BUFFALO, U.S.A. i A New Zealand business man, who is a-t present on a visit to America, recently . wrote to the proprietor of Baxter's Lung Preserver as follows:— In Buffalo we sang the praises of Baxter's Lung Preserver to our friends, and 1 promised to ask you to send them a supply. They get a very severe winter which is aggravated by the dampness from the-Niagara River. , This river was filled from bank to bank while we were there with ice from Lake Erie, and it will continue to carry this floe-ice over the falls for another week or two. As a result of these conditions, the kiddies find it hard to shake off their winter colds, and I told them that your wonderful specific would put them right in no time. So, will you please post, to Mr- — , care :—, Buffalo, U.S.A., three large bottles, and charge same to my account. This is' not the "first order that has come from America for Baxter'R Lung Preserver. The merits of this Wellknown cough, cold, and influenza preparation are -almost becoming worldwide. Baxter's is not only a splendid cough and cold remedy, but a tonic of superior merit. It routs the most stubborn chest cold or hacking cough in record time, and reinforces its healing work by revitalising the weakened system and promoting the disease-resisting powers ot the body. New Zealanders can get Baxter's Lunp Preserver without any trouble at all. A generous-sized bottle costs but 2s 6d at. I any . chemist or store; or, better still, I obtain the family size at 4s 6d.—Advt. HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR EGGS DONE? Fried, boiled, or poached? You can cook eggs any way if they have been preserved with Sharland's Moa Brand Preservative, and they ta«te 88 good as fresh. Eggs are cheap now, Freaerve good lupply.—Advt. I