THE IMPORTANT QUESTION “HAVE YOU GOT ANY . . .” “How are you, my dear?” asked a lady of her friend over the 'phone the other evening. “Oh, all right except .that I’ve rather a sore throat.” “Have you done anything for it?” asked the first speaker. “Yes. I gargled with salt and water.” “Have you got any ‘Baxters’?” “No I haven’t,” was the reply. “Well, you get some, take a mouthful, gargle well, and then swallow. You’ll find it gives you great relief.” , During any day or night of the year ,one never knows when the need will arise for a dose or two of Baxters Lung Preserver. “Baxters” assists in so many ways: to stop persistent coughs, to clear the bronchial tubes, to soothe sore throats. Whenever a cough or cold threatens from chill or contagion, you cannot do better than take “Baxters” at once, and with ordinary commonsense precautions you have nothing to fear. Always take care—always take .“Baxters.” Best seller everywhere, 4/6, and i/6 sizes, as well as the popular liberal size, 2/6 bottle.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1939, Page 12
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