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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12009, 11 December 1924, Page 2

“BAXTER'S THIS TIME, BILL." A Humber 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. Just as ho reached the door, ho was seized with a violent, fit of coughing. Before he could get to the counter, ope assistant called out to' the other, ,fßax'ter’s this- time. Bill." They knew that the customer was a regular user of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. He alwaye gets it when he is attacked with bronchial troubles. Seme years ago, when he Jwas very ill with bronchitis, a friend recommended this wonderful preparation,- and ever sicTo then he keeps a battle handy to resist. the onslaught of coughs and colds. '; “Baxter’s" quickly relieves the most stubborn coughs, heals strained tissues ind relieves hoarseness. It is also fall of healthful properties, and has a beneficial tonic effect on the wholo system. Pleaant to take—quick in action. You can obtain a generous-slzedl bottle for 2b 6d •t anv chemist or store: family size, 4s Id. Take one home to-day I

Year after year certain unfortunate in'ividuals are troubled with this distressng complaint. Sniffing up warm Fluen•ol several times daily soon banishes -ho ailment.’ Also applv Q*tol externally .nd rub it well on to the outside of (he. -lose, and thus help to soothe any irritation.