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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19128, 24 September 1936, Page 8

AN ALARMING EXPERIENCE BURGLARS SUSPECTED. A woman residing in Tliorndon, Wellington, awoko ono night with an uneasy reeling that ;i)l was not as it should be. Sho discovered that her husband was missing from the bed, and heard uncanny sounds proceeding from other parts of the house. A few seconds later her husband returned to the bedroom currying something in his hand. "What's the matter?' sho enquired l in a stage whisper, "is it burglars?" "Don't be silly," was the unsympathetic response. "My throat's like a rasp and I was just hunting for the bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver." It is always a, wise precaution when troubled with a cold or with night coughing to take a dose of "Baxter's" before retiring, and to keep this wonderful remedy handy at the bedside in ease of attacks during the night. Time has proven "Baxter's" to be a most valuable remedy for cough. 3, colds, huskiness and all chest ailments. Rightly renowned for its tonic properties also. Sold in three sizes by all chemists and stores. 1/6, 2/6 and extra largo family size 4/G. (Firmly insist upon "Baxter's."*