NO SYMPATHY FOR FATHER. The daughter of the house remarked to a visitor: "When father gets a gold he thinks he's going to die. so he keeps a bottJe of Baxters' in pretty well every room." The visitor had spotted the Baxters Lung Preserver on the mantelpiece. ■ . ■ Poor father. However, whether father gets much sympathy when suffering from a cold is not so important as whether he gets some "Baxters." One dose of "Baxters" does more good than a ton of sympathy. "Baxters" has won its marvellous popularity by its splendid qualities. You can feel the benefit of "Baxters" from the very first dose. By taking "Baxters" and ordinary common-sense precautions there is no difficulty in shifting a firmly-rooted chest cold or preventing a cold developing on the chest' Always take care—always take "Baxters." Prepared solely by the proprietors, Baxters Ltd., Colombo Street, Christchurch.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 67, 20 March 1943, Page 6
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