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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 13 November 1922, Page 2

FRIEND OF OLD LAD Y paring a trip to Kaikoura recently, u frined of Mr Baxter's pai da visit to an !old lady. Like most old folk, she was conservative in her ideas as to what eo-n ftitutefL reliable health remedies, and her visitor was pleased to notice on her table a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Years ago I inado friends with Baxter's," she said, and certainly her sturdy, sound constitution offered proof positive of the great health-giving and tonic-proporeties of this sterling remedy. Baxter's Lung Preserver offer ssound health to young and old alike. Everywhere, always, it provides a reliabe source of immunity from lung troubles, throat affections, coughs, colds, and influenza. More than that, it is a grand I tonic that'bracks you up. and banishes the "blues." "Baxter's" has a rich, pleasant taste tha tthe children love. It never faib-io do good ,and always promotes radiant health. A large bottle costs 2/6, and can be obtained from any chemist or grocer. C4et ono now! ,