VOICE RETURNS OVERNIGHT. A nowly-appointed executive in a prominent Wellington selling organisation arrived from Sydney in the grip of a severe cold. Urgent business, however, kept him at his desk, although vhm dictating correspondence his voice was scarcely audible. To his typiste be said one day, "What's this 'Baxters everybody is telling nie to take ? Her answer was t-o whip out of his office and "turn with a bottle about a quarter full of Biter's Lung Preserver from the room. "Tastes good, said he. taking a, dose and pocketing the bottle, and in. the morning in a voice as clear as a bell, ho vowed that "Baxter s was great St Hoarseness, severe chest colds, tightness of breath, raw throat and inflamed bronchial tubes are quickly relieved bv Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxters' also possesses bracing tonic properties which invigorate and enrich the blood and enable you to enjoy better health always. You can obtain a generous-sized bott!« of Baxter's Lung Preserver al any chemist or store tor 2s 6d j or, bettc» still, get the family sizo at 4s 6d,-—Advt,
Big reductions in price of men's pyjamas* Splendid value in all sizes of odamehts to go at lis 6d each.—Fowlds, Ltd. There's real satisfaction in -ovftry cwp of Johnston's Tea. Two shops, 20. (Tub. Toms Street East, 77, Karorigahapa EdacU
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18942, 13 February 1925, Page 13
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