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Evening Star, Issue 21636, 3 February 1934, Page 10

GIRL’S TENNIS SHORTS ■ A LITTLE TOO DARING. ’ f ',. •There was really- nothing wrong with turning out in snappy shorts and an Abbreviated- back for a : game "of tennis. Et-crydne-agreed she looked very smart, biit she went a Tittle 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 overkee’hness'. ‘However, this young lady was equal to the occasion, 1 and put things right with a few doses of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, w'hich , mother was able to supply. She learned a lesson that chills cannot be ignored evenin summer time, and also further emphasised the necessity for' having, .Baxter’s Lung Preserver in the Louse. ; 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 dears colds completely out of the system*' _Any kind of cough, sore throat, ’ huskiness, tightness on the chest, and all bronchial afflictions yield to a few doses of this splendid remedy, which also possesses marvellous tonic properties. ■ A generous size bottle of “ Baxter’s ” can be obtained for 2s 6d at any chemist' or store. Extra large family size 4s 6d, and pocket, size Is 6d.—[Advt.]

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