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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 31, 5 August 1933, Page 8

A PAIR EXCHANGE. AUCTIONEER MAKES UNUSUAL DEAL. . "2s, 2s, Going, going—" but it was tho auctioneer's voica that had gone. A heavy morning's work in dusty crowded rooms had rendered his voice practically Useless. He was at a loss for a moment when a lady stopped forward and produced from her shopping bag, a neat white packot. "Here, lake this new bottle'of Baxter's Lung Preserver—and ■wo '11 call it a 2s 6d ua." ' "Eight—it's a deal," replied the thankful auctioneer, and he quickly broke tho seal and unscrewed the bottle. "Baxter's" fixed him immediately. He carried on, and by taking a few regular doses during the afternoon completely rid . himself of. his bad throat. (' That was the best deal I 'ye made for a long time,?' ho remarked when the day's work was over. .'. ' , ]..... "Baxter's", is.' always /your best friend in,'time of need. This popular remedy isi'Tihexcelled for,sore throats,1 coughs, hoarseness/ influenza, colds;, janjl;, all chest-troubles. "BaxterVV'.isfrich, warming, land soothing and is absolutely pur©-andl wholesome; > Buy a bottle today—you,' may heed' it' tomorrow. All chemists and stores sell the three popular Is 6d, 23'6d, and 4s'6d sizes;—Advt.

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