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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20255, 15 May 1929, Page 7

IN A PROMINENT CLUB. " BAXTER'S " TO THE RESCUE. A couple of business men were having a "spot" in a "prominent club in the South Island recently. " I did not expect to see you out so soon, Jack," said one man to his friend. "Well," replied the other man, "I certainly caught a beautiful cold on Sunday, but when I got home my wife made me go to bed, and gave me a goo<. dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver _f'h; s certainly worked Wonders." That s funny," remarked his friend, " 'Baxtei s is the only thing that does me any gooo too, when I get a bad cold.' This . testimonial merely con^. in \ s 7 - judgment of thousands of other i e>v > < landers who regularly take Lun Preserver at the first sign of a c° cold. This fine old remedy is a vi.uqj 1 soothing compound tliat does goo . ttio first dose Besides being unequaustt as a for sore throats, brondg and other chest ailments, it has tome properties that help to buikl one up. $ In view of the amount of influent that is about at present, it is advisable H keen " Baxter's " handy. lou can get a generous-size bottle at. any chemist or store for 2s 6d, or,-better. sUll Je larger family size at there is a small bottle "al eighteeupence. r—AsMr