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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 193, 17 July 1941, Page 10

AVAR A’ETERAN’S EXPERIENCE. , A group of men were chatting at a i favourito meeting place when one of jthern, wlio had been gassed during the I last war, remarked that, although he I still felt ill efTeets at times, he gained j great relief by taking Baxters Lung •Preserver, “ft certainly soothes my Idlest,” he said. I There seems to he no end to the benefits “Baxters” brings to sufferers from coughs, colds, soro throats, and almost any chest complaint. “Baxters” is welcomed by the whole family from grandma and grandpa down to the tiniest tot. They all love “Baxters,” and trust it to do them good, i “Baxters” is within easy reach of everybody. It is sold everywhere. There are three popular sizes, and especially at this time of the year ! every home should have its bottle of j “Baxters.”*