"SORRY BUT I CANNOT CONTINUE"
It is seldom a call for an encore is declined by concert artists, but at a Christehurch Bowling Club's annual concert held recently a performer was forced to apologise for not returning to the- footlights. " "I am sorry," he exclaimed, "but I cannot continue. My throat is impossible to-night.' A member of the committee suggested that a glass 'of water "might see the song through." But it takes more than water to relieve that sort of throat. It is a job for Baxter's Lung » rcserver. Sore throats, like the more serious chest troubles cannot be trifled with. The sooner "Baxter's" is on the job the better This rich warming, soothing remedy gets right to where the trouble He? Clears the throat, relieves inflamraiion, stops that hot ticklish burning and restores clear healthy breathing. "Baxter's" has excellent tonic properties, too, that give the system extra lesistancc against colds rnd llu. Don't allow sore throats or any kind of chest cough to handicap you. Pin our faith to "Baxter's"--the proved iVmodv. All ch-misf.s and stores so.l ••Baxter's" in. the three size*. Is «d, 2s (id. and 1s (id. -~ !> '
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21255, 29 August 1934, Page 9
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