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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 April 1941, Page 11

“THE BOTTLE SAYS SO” Youth will not profit by the experience of its elders, as one father discovered. His son developed a heavy cold? and dashed off to the. chemist for his idea of a cough remedy. “Whatever did you buy that for?” demanded the father. “Because it is the best,” answered the boy, “it says so on the bottle.” Later, however, father, who always swore by Baxters Lung Preserver, was not surprised when there was a knock on his bedroom door. “Can • I borrow your ‘Baxters,’ dad?” Experience teaches that there is nothing so good as “Baxters.” From the very first dose you can feel “Baxters” penetrating the system, clearing congestion, allaying irritation, and routing the most obstinate cold. Children love “Baxters” too, and it has a tonic action that helps build one up after a. h'.avy cold. Remember to ask for “Baxters,” New Zealand’s favourite remedy for nearly 80 years. All chemists and stores sell “Baxters.”—Advt.

£B9O jVrODERN BUNGALOW, comprising 4 rooms, Kitchenette and glassedin Porch. Complete with Built-in Wardrobe and Cupboards. Electric Stove, Hot and Cold Water, Garage, Coal Shed, and Concrete Paths. Large Section. Situated Boddytown. Early possession. Reasonable rates. Terms arranged. Agents A. F. JAMIESON & CO. Real Estate Agents, Valuers, Insurance and Commission Agents. GUINNESS STREET. GREYMOUTH.