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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 215, 10 September 1940, Page 4

HE LOST HIS VOICE, BUT FOUND A FRIEND. One.young fellow was enthusiastically preparing for his first appearance in a debate. Night after night he would stand in his bedroom, reeling off his carefully prepared speech, with accompanying gesture to an imaginary spellbound audience. In a few days he haG an old man frog, in hia throat. Talking became very difficult, and public speaking was out of . the question. He became desperate. As usual, Baxter's Lung Preserver j came to the rescue. With this particular fellow, "Baxter's" certainly saved the situation. After a few doses all huskiness disappeared, his throat relaxed, and his speech became normal, but as a final precaution he attended the* debate with "Baxter's" in his hip pocket, eo great had become his respect for this famous old remedy. , "Baxter's" not; only effectively deals with throat afflictions-, but it is the best all-round cough remedy for .11 the family's coughs and colds. Even little toddlers can safely take "Baxter's" in water. Complete directions are on every label. : The best is always the cheapest. "Baxter's" is always'the best.—H AL)'