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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 66, 19 April 1930, Page 5

IN A HAIRDKESSEE'S CHAIR. ^ An elderly man visited a hairdrdssing saloon in Dunedin the other day to have a hair-cut. He interrupted the barber several times by sneezing and exnibit' ing all the syniptoms of a bad cold. "Look here, old man," said the barber, "this is the thing to take." Whereupon he produced a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserves "The weather has been so changeable lately that I got a bad cola myself, but after three doses I Was nxed up. On your way home you had better go into a chemist'S and get a bottle yOnrself." The sufferer followed this sound advice and speedily broke up his cold. Baxter's Lung Preserver has been fher ' favourite family cough and cold remedy in New Zealand for over sixty years. _lt ; eases s'Ore throats and relieves hronchial : trouble in a marvellons manner. This rich, red, soothing compound allays the irritation and breaks up the most stuohorn cough. "Baxter's" also possesses unique tonic properties that help to huild up the system. You can get & gefi'efOuS-sized bottle from afiy ehemist or store for .2/6, whilethe economical family size is '4/6. For the convenienee of travellers there is a handy pocket size at eighteenpence. Be sure you get "Baxter's." TH# generOus support accorded housewives tliroughout th© Domififott has Cfiabled Us io inerease the size of our II- cartons of No Rubbing BaUfidry , Help. — (The manufacturers.)!