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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1912, Page 6

A RETROSPECTION. Half a century ago, Baxter’s Lung' Preserver commenced to .wage war against New Zealand, coughs and cob}*?. The amount of good it has done for New, Zealanders during that time is- incalcpl able. It appeared on the market at first in the early “seventies” in a small way. but the people of those rough days were quick to recognise a good thing, a»d' quick to take advantage of it. That I .is why Baxter’s Lung Preserver has' flourished and grown to be such a popular cough remedy in the Dominion—because right from the start it proved r its powers to cure colds and commenced to work 'is speedy cures as it does to-day. To thq sore and husky throat, to the cough, tnp cold,, and all chest complaints, Baxter's spells extermination. “It’s famous Inf cause it cures quickly,” and because it never fails. It cures the acute cold, the chronic cold, and the hoarse throat ,pi than no time, just as it cured the chest ailments and sor© throats , of the people of half a century ago. Fifty years of cough curing has more thaproved its effectiveness, and those who are suffering from any throat or chest trouble should try Baxter’s. It is procurable at any chemist or store throughout the length and breadth of New Zealand, .' at 1/10 the large-sized bottle. Get Lung Preserver now—it is a certain preventative, an unfailing cure, and is pleasant to take.—Advt.

We have just opened up a lot of boys’ warm tweed overcoats. These are all in nice dark shades of tweed and will r>e just -the thing for present wear. The prices are extremely moderate, 13/6 and 17/6 each, at W. McKay and Sons, Drapers.— Advt.