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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21521, 19 June 1933, Page 4

LITTLE JOAN LEARNS A SECRET Joa:a was alwaj-s asking questions, and her mother had to invent all sorts of suitable answers. Recently, just after Joan had got rid of a cold she asked—"Mummy, how v does 'Baxter's' make you better?" Joan's mother told her how the good fairies in "Baxter's" killed all the wicked cold germs and quickly made you better again. And so Joan learned the secret. But. mother knew more than that. She knew that Baxter's Lung Preserver actually rids you of the cause of the trouble. "Baxter's" cuts the phlegm, clears away congestion, forms a soothing film over the throat that relieves inflammation. She knew too that "Baxter's"' has excellent tonic properties that are of great benefit in restoring strength and resistance. That is why Joan's mother always has "Baxter's" ready to give to any member of her family for every cough, influenza cold, sore throat, hoarseness or chest trouble. Little Joan, like every other little girl, likes the rich warm flavour or "Baxter's." There is another thing Joan's mother has found too —the extra big bottle'W "Baxter's" is remarkably economical. There are three sizes, pocket size is 6d, the popular size 2s 6d, and tha extra big family size 4s 6j3 bottle, at all chemists and stores in New Zealand* —Advt.