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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 7

A JOKE ON MR. BAXTER. Mr. Baxter, ii:e popular propiieior of Baxter's Lnr.g; Preserver, has just left ■on a holiday , ib-it to Melbourne. When -stopping at the Empire Hotel in Wei- i lington th-e other day, he happened to have a slight cough, caused probably through smoking. A man sitting nearby .in the lounge turned to him said, in a confidential kind of way, "You | ought to get a hottle of Baxter's Lung ! .Preserver, old man. That's the stuff! .for a cough!" Mr. Baxter did not reveal his identity, hut the remark shows I how popular this well-known prepara- j tion is throughout the Dominion. The manufacture of Baxter's Lung .Preserver started over fifty-seven years ago, and by sheer merit it ha? steadily forged to the front, until to-day it is • the leading cough ana cold medicine hi ' .the country. "Baxter's" i=. n rich. red. soothing compound that does you good from the first dose. It is free from harmful narcotics, and, being most palatable, is readily taken by children. If you would he free from coughs and colds this winter, you will wisely get a large■sized hottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver now. Ohtaiivilile at all chemist? and stores at 2s 6J. Family size. 4s •ea. * ■ 11