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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 261, 6 December 1930, Page 6

"IN THE PINK." Reminder of "B?ixter's." A Christchurch business man, _ at the * time of the power shortage there, in writing to ,a friend in Wellington, used the old and niuch-used expression to - the effect that he lioped his friend was "xn the pink." He then went on to say : "Speaking of 'pink' reminds me that I have at the present moment a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver on my desk, whicli I am glad to say is gradually getting the better . of a stubborn cold. Most of us in Christchurch have been troubled that way, as we have been asked not to use heaters owing to the power shorfcage." i "Baxter's" is a rich, red, warmmg, ^ soothing eompound that eases cougbs, colds, asthma, sore thrciats, huskiness and all bronchial ailments. This wonderful specific is invaluable in warding . off incipient chills, and in addition _ lt tones up the system, enabling it to resist attacks more readily. The new screwcap with whieh "Baxter's" bottles ara now fitted makes a perfect seal and keeps the _ contents in good condition, _ beside® obviating the necessity for removing tiresome eorks. Baxter's Lung Preserver is ohtainabla at all chemists and stores; lialf-a-crowB buys a generous-sized bottle; large, ecOnomical family, size, 4/6; and handy po#» ket Bjze, 1/8,.