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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22583, 23 November 1936, Page 12

TWO-YEAR-OLD MAKES A PAUDONABLK MISTAKE A well-known Christchurch newspaper man was staying with friends at Fairlio during a reccuit week-end. He was being entertained by the twn-year-okl of tho family, who was turning over pages of a popular periodical and proudly identifying ears, trains, cows, horses, etc. He came to a large advertisement featuring a young woman with a liottlo in her hand. "It's a lady and she's taking her 'Baxter's," announced the two-year-old without a moment's hesitation. The advertisement referred to was not a "Baxter's" "ad.," but the incident goes to show that even the youngest of children have become familiar with Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxter's" makes friends from earliest childhood, because once its bonol'its are experienced, a lasting impression is made. "Baxter's" is the. one favourite family remedy for coughs, colds and all chest ailments, because it is so eminently suitable for both children and adults. "Baxter's" is perfectly safe, guaranteed absolutely pure, and while it never fails to bring relief, it also has equally .reliable tonic properties which prevent a relapse and fortify the system against further attacks. All chemists and stores sell "Baxter's" in three sizes, Is 6d, 2s (3d and economical family size, 'ls 6d.—Advt.