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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 20 June 1936, Page 10

FURRY PASSENGER’S GOOD LUCK It was a cold night on an Inter-Island Express Steamer, and a commercial traveller noticed a business acquaintance among those on deck, who was suffering from a cold. The traveller took his friend down to his cabin and gave him a dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver which lie always carried with him. To his astonishment he found two bottle in his suitcase and so was aide to give his friend one of them. It. so happened, his wife had slipped a bottle of “Baxter’s” in Lis suitcase when packing his bag for him, and on his way to the station the Traveller had purchased another, not knowing that he already had “Baxter’s” with him. All experienced travellers find it wise to carry a bol Be of "Baxter’s”. wherever they go. This famous remedy, rich and red in appearance, soothing and warming in effect, gives relief from the very first dose. Being palatable, it is ideal for -young and old alike. The most severe cold will readily respond to Baxters, It is a wonderful boon to bronchitis sufferers and all elderly folk who suffer from night coughing.' “Baxter’s” is sold bv all chemists and stores in the popular 1/6, 2/6, as well as the extra large family d/6 size.