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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20052, 26 September 1939, Page 13

“BAXTERS" FORGES AHEAD TO RECORD SALES Although at the present time there are more than tlie usual numlipr *>( cough remedies on the market, Baxters Bung Preserver .is enjoying bigt;er sales than ever in its Ion;; history as a best seller. The success of “Baxters" is simply duo to the ftiet that, in spite of numerous jittempts to cop y tliis matchless spoeltle, none have yet succeeded. '‘Baxters" has properties that demonstrate themselves with every dose. No other remedy allays irritation so quickly, cuts up and clears out phlegm so readily, soothes and relieves soreness and distressed conditions. And ■•Baxters,” of course, has its famous tonic action which helps accelerate recovery. The beauty of “Baxters" for young children is that it is so extremely palatable and administered with water as directed, is absolutely safe and harmless. Many elderly folk subject to night coughing owe their night’s rest to "'Baxters.” Throughout the length and breadth of New Zealand “Baxters" is readily obtainable at every chemist and storekeeper. Adways keep a bottle handy. Take your choice: 3/(•• 2/(>, or the largo economy size, •i/G.'*