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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 21, 20 October 1919, Page 6

MR. BAXTER HAS A CALLER. STORY OF A LITTLE GIRL'S DANGER. Of interest to everyone—indeed, of vital importance to many—is the information given by a lady visitor to Mr. Baxter ;ust the other day, "I don't suppose you know inc," a young lady inquired. "I don't remember having met you." Sir. Baxter replied. "Well, I wouldn't be here if it hadn't been for your Baxter's Lung Preserver.*' "Many years ogo, when I was quite a little girl, 1 was travelling with my father by boat from Auckland to Now Plymouth. I was nearly choked witli a bad cold. Father in desperation asked the steward if he had anything likely to give mo relief. Tho ste-vard produced a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, remarking that ho always kept a bottle with him. Father says the effect was wonderful, and gave mo immediate relief. Naturally, since that day we always koep a bottle of Baxter's. We aro going to Australia shortly, and we are going to take a large sn.n])ly with us." The n'bove is a genuine conversation between Mr. Baxter and one who*e life is undoubtedly due to that grandest of all cough, cold, and soro throat remedies—"Baxter's Lung Preserver." Get a lnrge 2s. Gd. bottle from your chemist or stur? to-day. Baxter's is a splendid tonic, too, builds up 111? constitution, and revitalises the wholo lystem.—Advt.

"NAEOL" is not a mixture or drug, but a penetrating, gi'rni-kill'ng specific which never fails !o reliev: the worst I'o'tl. 60 doses, Is.'fid.—Advt. Tlint ncer-faihrg cough and cold remedy—'"?,:A7,ol."—is specially pood for children. AVise mothers keep it handy. Most economical! 60 doses, Is. 6d.—Advt.