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Southland Times, Issue 24888, 30 October 1942, Page 6

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THE ONE CHARM THAT WORKS

Collecting charms and curios is the interesting hobby of a world traveller who arrived in New Zealand. In his strange collection he has quaint articles i that are alleged to possess mysterious powers of keeping all sorts of devils and misfortunes away. He remarks, however, that none of his charms can keep away colds. Everywhere he goes he is continually troubled with them. “But here in New Zealand you have something that beats all my charms for getting rid of colds and that’s your Baxters Lung Preserver. It’s the one charm that does work.” That is typical of the tribute paid by visitors to Baxters Lung PreserverNew Zealand’s wonderful cough remedy. “Baxters” is the purest and most pleasant remedy possible. A few doses break any cold, clear the throat and quickly drive the trouble away. The more severe the cold, the greater the need for “Baxters.” “Baxters” is the proved pleasant remedy safe for young and old, outstanding for its prompt action andunique tonic properties.—Advt.