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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1935, Page 6

1 HELPING' TO WELCOME THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. On the day of the Duke's arrival in Christchurch a bunch of business men were gathered on a balcony in Cathedral Square. Cheering in the distance indicated the approach of the" Royal party. A legal man who was suffering from a sore throat remarked that he could not ppssibhy hope to produce the right brand of British cheer without a "spot of Baxter's" He forthwith prfeduced a small bottle from his hip pocket', took a dose, and worthily did his shape In1 ■Welcoming'the Duke. , Aparf. from the inconvenience of>.a sore throat to singers, speakers, and business and professional .men who have to -talk a great- deal, there is always the danger of serious developments. That is why it is very wise to take Baxter's Lung Preserver directly a sore throat makes itself felt. This palatable remedy is wonderfully soothing. "Baxter's" gives the throat a protective film, while its "easing" qualities are felt right throughout the air passages. "Baxter's" is also valued for, its tonic properties. All chemists and stores sell "Baxter's" in 4s 6d and Is 6d sizes, in addition to the popular 2s 6d size.—Advt. .'ASTHMA SUFFERING ENDED. To prove this, a German specialist will 'supply preliminary treatment free and' without obligation to every sufferer who sends a2d stamp for return postage to C. A. Hio san BC. Tuner House, Jamieson Street, Sydney,— Advt. % '