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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11433, 1 February 1923, Page 2

‘"BAXTER’S" BY THE GALLON. Mr Baxter was rather surprised recently' |o receive a letter from the head-teacher of a large school in a leading North Island town. She mentioned that during the last three years she had. been proonring Baxter’s Lung Preserver for the pupils of her school. It was stated that it was the beet Cough remedy, and that a considerable quantity was used. The teacher then went on to ask what concession the Firm would make for quantities, and whether Mr Baxter would be prepared to supply it by the gallon. This somewhat unique testimony is another tribute to the worth, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is splendid for kiddies, nice to take, and it does them a lot of good- It soothes and heals sore throats, and it does not contain any harmful ingredients. Besides being a splendid cough and cold remedy,, “Baxter’s" possesses wonderful tpnic properties, which bnild up the system to resist future attacks. Procurable everywhere in generousnixed bottles at 2s 6d. Insist on “Baxter**." No other is so good.

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