Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11295, 22 August 1922, Page 7

"BAXTER'S THIS TIME, BILL," A number of ladies were amused in a leading grocery establishment in Wellington the other afternoon, when a gentleman, well-known in the Empire City, walked into the shop. Jnst as he reached the door, he was seized with a violent fit of coughing. Before he could get to the counter, one assistant called out to the other, "Baxter’s this time. Bill." They knew that the customer wos a regular user of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. He always gets it when he is attacked with bronchial troubles. Some years ago, when he was very ill with bronchitis, a friend recommended this wonderful preparation, and ever since then he keeps a bottle handy to resist the onslaught of winter coughs and colds. "Barter’s” quickly relieves the most Btubbom eonghs, hqals strained tissues and relieves hoarsenoes. It is also full of healthful properties, and has a beneficial tonic effect on the whole system. Pleasant to take —quick in action. Take home a laTge 2s 6d bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver to-day. He was visiting the hospital. "Hullo, HaTnij hoev did you get there P” asked the visitor. “By an error of judgment,” answered the ipatient, and when pressed for an explanation ho delivered himself thus: "I was riding te motor-bike on to ferry dark night. Then I see te lights of two motor-bikes cornin' toward me, so I steer to pass between them. But, by korry, that wasn't two motorbikes, that wae a motor-lorry.’*