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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18163, 10 August 1933, Page 9

WHAT WOULD,MOTHER DO , : , WITHOUT IT? It its always mother’s duty to keep her family free from those persistent coughs, influenza-colds, sore throats and chest troubles that are continually threatening the family’s health, j Whatever woyld wc do without Baxter’s.LUng .Preserver. That is the common thought of thousands of thankful Now Zealand mothers who liavo found in "Baxter’s” a'wonderful friend. . , .. • ■ Just what Baxter’s Lung. Preserver m funis' to New Zealand mothers can bo measured-by the huge demand for this wonderful remedy. Throughout the length and breadth of New Zealand chemists and stores are busy selling "Baxter’s”— always “Baxter’s.” Whether it is for Grandpa’s nipht cough or for the-kiddies’ troublesome colds, a few regular doses of “Baxter’s” always gives quick relief. “Baxter’s’ is absolutely pure and safe. It is warming and soothing, and has a very, pteasdnt'flavor. ‘TJaXters” lids excellent tonic properties too. Order ‘‘BaxtOr-’o” with your groceries. Big family size-for economy 4/fi, and liberal ~2/G and 1/6 sizes.At all chemists and stores.*