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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 June 1937, Page 11

COLD RECEPTION FOR BALLET. Christchurch weather gave a cold reception to the members of a Russian Ballet, that, has been touring New Zealand. Wintry conditions did not, however, diminish the ardour and enthusiasm of the balletomanes who queued up for the gallery night aftet night. Unfortunately, standing about in cold and wet. gave colds and chills to many enthusiasts —with the exception of one who with considerable forethought provided herself witli a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. An occasional dose while she waited, ot course, successfully warded off all danger of coughs, colds, and chills. “Baxter’s" is best, for all coughs, colds, sore throats, and other bronchial ailments. Be sun* yon get “Baxter’s” —a warming. soothing liquid that quickly relieves congestion. cuts phlegm, reduces inflammation. “Baxter’s” has been New Zealand s greatest cough‘remedy for nearly SO years. Always ask for “Baxter’s" — the cough remedy with tonic properties, too. 1 T>. 2'6 and' the largo family size 4G, at all chemists and stores. —Advt.

END GREYNESS! Without dye VanGrey Hair Root Tonic GROWS natural colour back into grey or faded hair. 5/G lOoz. bottle. —Hogg. Cash Chemist, Greymouth and Hokitika.. —Advt.

Glazolino Polish Dark, gives all wood a better spark.—Advt.