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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 August 1940, Page 5

MOTHER MISSED HER BOTTLE. DAUGHTER’S DESPERATE NEED. A business man who was waiting in a big Wellington office was chatting to the lady receptionist. This charming young lady, who had been suffering from a bad cold, pointed to a large bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver under the counter, she said she had purloined from mother in order to relieve attacks of coughing which were most embarrassing when talking to clients, and, she added, “ ‘Baxters’ was the only thing that did the job.” Mother, in self-defence, had to buy another bottle of “Baxters” for the home front. This is just another true, human incident which illustrates not only the efficacy.of “Baxters,” but the manner in which people in all walks of life depend upon this marvellous cough remedy. At this trying time of the year, “Baxters” proves a friend in need in fighting coughs, colds, sore throats, and bronchial ailments. You can feel each dose of “Baxters” going to work, penetrating ail' passages, relieving inflammation, and loosening phlegm. The tonic action of “Baxters” is also a big help. j Get better —get “Baxters”—there’s nothing like it. —Advt.