GIRL'S TENNIS SHORTS

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21050, 29 December 1933, Page 7

GIRL'S TENNIS SHORTS

A LITTLE TOO DARING. There was really nothing wrong with turning out in snappy shorts and an abbreviated back for a game of tennis. Everyone agreed she looked very smart, but she went a little too far. After playing a strenuous afternoon's tennis she stayed till late in the evening to see the' finals played off, sitting about in her scanty attire, regardless , of the danger of catching a chill. That is where she made her mistake. A heavy cold was the price she paid for her over-keenness. However, this young lady was equal to the occasion, and put things right with a few doses of Baxter's Lung Preserver, which Mother was able to supply. She learned a lesson that chnls cannot be ignored, even in summer time, and also further emphasised the necessity for having Baxter's Lung Preserver in the house. Time out of number "Baxter's" saves people from spending work days, holidays, and week-ends laid up with colds. "Baxter's" gives quickest and ■ surest relief, and clears colds com- ; pletely out of the system. Any kind of cough, sore throat, huskiness, tightness on the chest, and all bronchial afflictions yield to a few 1 doses of this splendid remedy, which also possesses marvellous tonic pro- | perties. A generous size bottle of "Baxter's" can be obtained for 2/6 at any chemist or store. Extra large family size 4/6, , and pocket size 1/6. —2