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Evening Star, Issue 22308, 7 April 1936, Page 5

MIRAMAR TENNIS MIRACLE It happened on a recent Saturday afternoon at the Wellington Tennis Association’s courts at Miramar. On th« Thursday one of the star players for an interclub match was in bed _ with ’flu. Two days later he won his singles match and two doubles matches with ease, playing above his usual form. This is the story he told when he arrived on the court; “ I’ve had the ’flu all tha week. I was in bed ‘Wednesday and l Thursday, but I was determined to play, to-day, so I got busy with ‘Baxter’s' yesterday.” This incident goes to show typical faith in this preparation, as well a* proof of its efficacy. Kow is the time when every horns should have a bottle of “ Baxter’s ” ready to deal with coughs, colds, and other winter ailments. “ Baxter’s ” is unique in its suitability for all ages and its remarkable tonic properties.' Sold by all chemists and stores in 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 s'V.es. Insist on “Baxter's.”—[Advt.l