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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18296, 12 January 1923, Page 4

** DON'T TELL. MY HUSBAND." ; ' ,\$ '•■.■■'.'■■■.■■■ X'ii ■ .•■ ■.'■'. •'.-■■■■ '■■■ :'. '-'SiTSiSS Another striking testimony to the value . ;£ of Baxter's .Lung Preserver was given r iff %3 Auckland (he other clay V when the wiffc '-5 of. a well-known doctor visited a Queen, jStreet chemist. •* -» -',-•* ; She asked for. a bottle of "'Baxter's,"; jp and, as she was known to the chemist, remarked: "Betty has a nasty cough; o ut l)ifj don't tell my husband that I have bought -'-'. this, as he does not believe in propria ; tary lines." Like the Doctor's wife, mothers all over the Dominion have found Baxter's Lung ,:-.'; Preserver a splendid remedy for coughs;,, ■ colds," and allied complaints. It breaks up a cold in record time, and is wonderfully soothing and healing in the case of, ~■ bronchial troubles. It is rich, warm, and, pleasant to take. ■ :In addition to being' a splendid cougß . ,>'_ v and! cold remedy, "Baxter's" has un tonic properties, which tone-up the who!?; system and enable one to ' resist f'^fll|p| attacks. . . • A generous-sized bottle can be obt from any chemist or store for 2s 6d. W^fA'g %M| ; r.-S-"•".■.:• :■:.',■•'-■: :■: -•'.-, -..■-. v v.--,->^-.:^ :^iStaaHl