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Evening Star, Issue 21638, 6 February 1934, Page 3

SALESMAN’S CONSIDEEATE ACTION A Christchurch salesman had called on the manager of a large firm who was one of his regular customers, and, as usual, offered him a cigarette. ‘‘ No thanks,” said the manager. “ I can t tackle a cigarette. My throat won’t let me.” , . .. After they had finished their discussion the manager said he was leaving for lunch. The salesman said: Well, corno with me. I am going to get something to fix that throat of yours. He took his friend to a store over the road, and asked for a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “ A few doses of that will fix your throat. It’s done the same for me many a time.” Whether it is just a sore, throat, huskiness, loss of voice, or whether the trouble is deeper down in the. bronchial tubes, or right on the lungs, there is nothing like “ Baxter’s ” to afford quick and complete relief. “ Baxter’s ” not only has marvellous remedial properties, but has a tonic effect which has to be experienced to be appreciated. “ Baxter’s ” has held the lead in New Zealand for seventy years, with sales steadily increasing all the time. This surely indicates that there can be nothing that gives such all-round satisfaction as this pleasant, warming, soothing compound. Make up your mind to always have a bottle of “Baxter’s” in the house. All chemists and stores sell the three popular sizes—4s 6d. 2s 6d, and 'ls 6d. [Advt.]