“BAXTER’S THIS TIME, BILL"
A number of ladies were amused in a leading grocery establishment in Wellington the other afternoon wher a gentleman, well-known in the Bnpire City, walked into the shop. Just as he reached the door he was seized, with a violent lit of coughing. Before he could get to the counter, one of the assistants called out to thother, “Baxter's this time. Bill.” They knew that the customer was a regular user of Baxter’s Bung Preserver. He always gets it when he is attacked with bronchial troubles- Some y (l r* ago. when he was very ill with bronchitis, a friend recommended this wonderful preparation, and ever since then he keeps a bottle handy to resist the onslaught of coughs and colds. “Baxter’s” quickly relieves the most stubborn cough, heals strained tissues, and relieves hoarseness- It is also full of healthful properties, and has .> beneficial tonic effect on the who! system. Pleasant to take—quick ir action. You can obtain a generoussized bottle for 2s 6d at any chemist or store; economical family size 4s 64 Take one home to-day. Bachelor ,-iz.a Is 6d. 1J
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 341, 30 April 1928, Page 5
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