NOT ALLOWED ON THE HAQEOOUBSE BACING MAN'S WIFE TAKES ACTION. A well-known meiuber of the raeing fratarnity was greeted by a friend at a recent meeting. at Addington and was jocularly off'ered a "spot" from a bottle of Baxter® Lung Preserves The man with the "Baxters" explained that his wife would not allow him to go to the Races that day unless he took a bottle of "Baxters" with him. This man was subject to chest colds, and as the day was wet and cold, his wife's precaution was a wise one. ** Baxters" is a unique preparation, having many excellent qualities that have kept it to the forefront in popular favour for generation after generation. This rich, red, warming, soothing specific speedily eases coughs, colds, gore throats, hoarseness and most bronehial ailments. In addition, it toUes up the system with its splendid tonic properties. Three sizes are a-vailable at all ehemists and stores, 1/6, 2/6 and i ext?a 4/6»*
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 39, 2 March 1937, Page 11
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