BEAUTY IX DISTRESS AT THE RACES A feminine raring enthusiast, wel known' in Christchurch society circles, mot one of the principals of the nr of Baxters, Ltd.. at the races recently and jocularly inquired if he lia bottle of Baxter's Lunp Preserver «h him. The inquirer remarked that .lose of "Baxter's" was the one thing in the world that she really needed • the moment. As it appeared to 1 ' genuine case of beauty in distress, young lady in question was plensan surprised on returning home to that smart work on the telephone • resulted in a bottle of "Baxter s .j ing delivered at h|*r house by spe messenger. - n j Every home should have a ho "Baxter's" always on hand, lhisi . red, soothing, warming nlcis. gives in stant relief to all coughs. tightness of the chest and „• eX . ailments generally. "Baxters 1 tremely palatable, the benefit j is immediately . noticeable, while _ also unique for its famous tonic I erties. Every chemist and store M - Zealand sells "Baxter's ' in three Is fid, 2s 6d and extra large family bottle 4s 6d.—Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22539, 2 October 1936, Page 14
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