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Evening Star, Issue 19722, 24 November 1927, Page 13

A MAN’S BEST ERIEND—THE BANKER AND “BAXTER’S ” A Wellington business man was chatting to the manager of one of the, leading local banks the other day, and it was apparent that the customer was recovering from a bad cold. “ What yon need,” said the banker, “is a bottle of ‘ Baxter’s.’ Years ago, when I was at a branch in the South Island, I used it and found it most effective. At the first sign of a cold I promptly take a close of ‘ Baxter’s.’ ” Like the banker, you will find that Baxter’s Lung Preserver quickly relieves the most stubborn colds. It is not an untried remedy, but has been on the market now for over sixty years. In addition to being a wonderful cough and cold remedy, “ Baxter’s ” is full of other healthful properties which have a beneficial effect on the whole system. Hard-headed business moil everywhere, are enthusiastic regarding the better health policy contained in every bottle of “ Baxter’s.” A You can obtain a generous-sized bottle for 2s 6d; or try .the bachelor size at Is fed. Got “ Baxter’s,’’, though. No other remedy is just as good.— [Adyt.] : Although there are 42,000 pay accounts fewer to handle now than in 1913, the Accountant-General’s Department at the British Admiralty has grown from 347 in 1917 to 610 to-day. There arc just over .48,000 inspectors employed by the British Government, which works out at more than one for every thousand of the population. They cost more than £UW)OOjOOO a Tear,