AFTER THE PICTURES. “Baxter's” for a Neighbor. A man and his wife. Ijvlnß' in «» apartment house in Weliinoton. it turned homo from the Opera House one night recently. As they yiere getting ready for bed they heard then bachelor neighbor in the next loom coughing very badly. that Pooi nan has a dreadful cough,” remarked the wife “wish wo could do something to help him.” “What about my _ taking him in that good old specific afdytfd the husband. “The what#; Oh, 1 know. You mean the bottle of Baxtei S Lung Preserver. Yes, do; that should help matters.” The husband accordingly took along the “Baxters, and after a good dose the sufferer managed to get to sleep, and quietness reigned in the house. Baxter’s Rung Preserver has been known in New Zealand for over 00 years' as ah effective remedy for coughs, opids, sore throats, huskiness, -flu, and all kindred iu%ntfe. it aso possess 1 wonderful tonic p roper t ieo which help to huild up the system to resist further attacks. Jveep a bottle, always in the house. The new screw cap preservss tlve content ß xnaKcs i) Ropf APt UAfl ] Generqu.s-sized hpttle half-a-crown; large, economical sizp, suitable tor , family use, ‘I/O; and bachelor’s battle 1/6.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17452, 29 December 1930, Page 3
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