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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 23, 27 January 1934, Page 15

SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL OPEBETTA. PBODUCEE'S WISE MOVE. A Canterbury school put on an operetta at the end of their year, and during the last few weeks everyone was keyed to a pitch of excitement.' As can be expected, quite a few of the children taking part were troubled with hoarseness through■ unaccustomed rehearsing, and, of Course, one or two bad colds. But the producer had things well in hand, and the final rehearsal he told the children what to do: "Tell you mothers that a few doses of Baxter's Lung Preserver will put you right. Not onlj those who have "colds, but all of you with 'froggy* throats as well." t , ; ' "Baxter's" is certainly the best specific for throat and chest afflictions. Even a dep-seated chest cough that is hard. to dislodge by any other treatment will respond wonderfully to a few regular doses of "Baxter's." Another advantage of "Baxter's" is that, while it brings relief, it also helps po strengthen the system and avoid a roturn of the cold. This is because of the excellent tonic properties for which "Baxter's", is renowned. Make up your mind that during this year you will not be without a bottle of "Baxter's" in your house. * -' > There is the extra ■ large family size at 4s 6d, the liberalsize 2s 6d bottle, and the handy pocket size 15.6d v . All chemists and grocers can supply'"Baxter's."—Advt. . •