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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20113, 26 November 1928, Page 7

RECOVERING FROM INFLUENZA. PROMINENT CHEMIST'S ADVICE. Tlip mnn who looks after ''Baxter's" advertising dropped in to seo a business friend the other day." This man used to he one of Wellington's leading chemists, and is now a leading commercial light in (ho Empire city. Prominently displayed on his desk was a bottlo of Baxter's Lt)ng Presprvcr. "Got rv cqld old man sqid the visitor. "Yes," I |iavo had a had pitack of influenza. I was up at Wanganni jecpntly, and caught a chill when motoring. As you know, I haye to do a lot of speaking, pnd that, couplet} with the fact, < that T am just getting aver the 'flu,* litis given me a pretty bad time. '"Baxter's" is the only thing that, gives mp relief. Onp fjiptor in this latent form of influenza is that it seems to. lopvfi a pasty couglj, and affect the throat tp somo extent,. "Baxter's" relieves the coughing, and easeb the throat, and nt t!he same tipie helps to get rjd of the phlegm, The |depl way to ti)ke it is to sip it s|ov,'ly jp smah closes. Tliei-e is no doubt about it, paxter has n wonderful lino in his preserver. I jqi°V vulpe, and lam not, surprised that, ft j's such p, fnvqprite with the public.'' Follow this chemist's advice ancl take a dose of "Baxter's" at the first sign of cqpgh or qold. }t is a Wfti'Rb ret 'i soothing compound that does yoq grpd from the first dosfo. You cfin got a generous-sjzed bottle from any chemist or jftoro fcr 23 6d, or, hotter still, get. tlio more economical family at 4s 6d- Bachelor's sijsa oightucnppncc. Besides being a woijdojv fuj cough and cold remedy, "Baxter's nossosses nniquo tonic properties that iiclp to build one up.—Advfc. (