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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 29 June 1939, Page 3

HOW OPERATIC SOCIETY MEMBER KEEPS VOICE IN TRIM Operatic Society activities call for strenuous singing on the part of the principals. A whole production could easily be marred by one voice failing at the crucial moment. Here's how one prominent .member safeguards his vpiee. Both at his home and at his office he keeps a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver handy. At first sign of a husky throat, or a slight cough- down goes a large dose of -Baxters.'' not only is his voice always in splendid trim,' but he keeps remarkably clear of serious colds. Follow his example, and always keep “Baxters” handy. "Baxters” is amazingly efficient at quickly clearing up coughs and colds. "Baxters” is extremely pleasant to take, its warming, soothing, and clearing effect can be felt from the first dose. After heavy colds and flu "Baxters” tonic action helps build resistance and \ restore health. Always ask for "Baxters.” the cough | remedy with the tonic-action. Sold in three sizes—l'6: ‘1 G and the econom- I ical family size 4/6, at all chemists and stores. j