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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17776, 9 May 1921, Page 7

THE ONLY THING ON HIS DESK! The other day I called at the office of an important business man. He sat at a desk that had been recently cleared the only thing within his reach—besides the inkstand—being a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. His office girl had been told to tidy his desk, but she evidently knew that "Baxters " was too import-ant to be put out of the way. This incident is illustrative %1 the faith that people of experience and good judgment have in Baxter's-Lung Preserver, fn fact, the great and increasing popularity of this famous remedy is due to the good it is constantly doing. Business people executives, clerks and stenographers—and all who need keen brains and clear heads, find " Baxter's" invaluable for warding off coughs and colds. ° Do what the business man did keep " Baxter's " always handy. Get a fresh bottle to-day. ""he large size costs only 2s 6d of any chemist or store. 2*B The £20 cash bonus was won on Friday by Mr. T. H. Loomb, Par mure, and on Saturday by J. Gollop, Avoca, Wafkumete. See the Farmers' Union Trading Co 's advt., page 9. Create an atmosphere of Nazol about you, so that you constantly inhale it— about 10 drops on the chest of the pyjaroa jacket at night, or on the sing Jet in the morning protects you against infectious genns. It is undoubtedly good for coughs, colds, sore throats, "etc. Big boot display at Fowlds'. Five Queen Street windows showing ladies' and men's footwear. Discount of IS per cent, and np for on© week. / ; Johnston's " Quality First" Teas: J Ceylon's packeted sunshine, sold at 77, I Karangahape Road. 'Phone 4193. j