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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 18 September 1934, Page 3

“LIKE SWALLOWING HOT SAND” Community singing may be good' fun: in a toil or around the campfire, but in; a crowded open motor-van with the air 1 thick with dust the effect is far from pleasant. A party of Christchurch tramp ers realised this when returning homo after a week-end in the 1 hills. Monday morning found more than one of the party with a badly affected throat. One young man said Iris throat felt as if he had been swallowing hot sand. fortunately this particular chap was supplied' with a few doses .of Baxter’s Lung Preserver by a sympathetic fellow employee and 1 the trouble W a ‘ s soon overcome. ‘ * Baxter’s” is just as wonderful for sdre throats as for chiest cold's. “Baxter’s” leaves a soothing, protective film over the delicate membranes and quiek/liy allays inflammation and prevents irritation. To : the speaker, the singer or the 'salesman who has to talk a lot, an occasional dose of “Baxter’s” is an excellent preventative of huskiness- and throat soreness. “Baxter’s” with its .wonderful tonic properties is a; proven friend ,to both young and old. Every home should make a pra'ctiee of haying 1 a. bottle of “■Baxter’s” handy. All chemists and stores sell! the .three 4/6, 2/6 and 1/6 siUes. —Advt.