THE WOMAN WHO WAS SCEPTICAL A woman was declaiming how she did not buy advertised product?, and'started to recite the well-known lines she did not huv. When Baxters Ltinsr Preserver was mentioned she hastily admitted that "Baxters" was an exception, for recently her husband had suffered from Quinsy and. although he was slightly better, his throat remained sore until she did the sensible thins and save him frequent small doses of Baxters Lung Preserver. "Baxters" will always afford welcome relief to sore throats, if freqaent small doses are slowly swallowed. "Baxters" should be in every medicine cupboard because there are so many ailments where "Baxters" will give relief that is urgently needed. Young children are frequently troubled with throat afflictions, and "Baxters" should be given as directed, with water. The tonic properties of "Baxters" make it doubly Tameable. No other cough remedy has -.eaieh a wide range of usefulness. Always insist' trpon "Barters."—A&r t.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23851, 30 December 1940, Page 9
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