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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 48, 25 August 1931, Page 4

"TONS OIA MONEY." DISASTROUS RESULT. "The only thing I've got out of 'Tons of Money' is a sore throat," remarked one man to another in a tram one morning recently. "I don't get you," was the response. "Can't see how having tons of money gives you a sore throat, although it may give you a swelled head." The first speaker laughed heartily at this reply, and said, "I meant that I had been to see the 'talkie' 'Tons of Money." I laughed so much that I got v sore throat. The best thing for me to do now is to go and buy a boUlo of 'Baxter's.' That'll fix mo." Fortunately for New Zealanders, it doe -it cost tons of money to purchase good old "Baxter's." This rich, red, warming, soothing compound gives prompt relief for coughs, colds, huski- j ness, asthma, and bronchitis. H uls'i I possesses unique tonic properties. j Sold by all chemists and stores. ! Generous-sized bottle at half-a-crownj j family sizo at 4s M, and bachelor's bottle Js 6d. Tho new screw cup makes a. perfect seal," and preserves fhs contents.—Advl. I