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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 July 1932, Page 2

Soft as silk next the skin—and luxuriously warm. Roslyn underwear; advertised on page three. —Advt.

A TYPISTE IN TEARS. The manager of a business concern was surprised one morning to find his typiste, who was made of sterner stuff than most women, to be apparently weeping copiously. With not a little diffidence he enquired the trouble and was told that it was “only a cold.” Being a sensible girl she had already sent the office boy out for a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, and although the manager invited her to go home, she remained on the job and with the assistance of a few regular doses of “Baxter’s,” the cold disappeared and the next day she was her normal, efficient self once more.. By the prompt relief that “Baxter’s” gives, this wonderful old remedy saves an enormous amount of valuable time that would otherwise be lost through illness. Every shop, factory and office, as well as every home, should have a bottle of “Baxter’s” handy. It should not be overlooked that “Baxter’s” also possesses wonderful tonic properties that prevent a cold taking toll of one’s strength. Sold by every chemist and store in New Zealand in three sizes, 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. The larger sizes are more economical.—Advt.