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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 13 June 1942, Page 3

WELL KNOWN SINGER GETS TOM) FEET Well trained singers’ throats are very j sensitive, and in many eases very susceptible to colds. Imagine then the j concern of the friends of one of our j well known singers who. late for an ap- ! pea ranee at a city theatre was t'nrce»* jto run through wet. irvddy street to ! reach the theatre in time, j Arrive in time he did. and going j straight on the stage with cold, wet feet. ' delighted the audience with some very ! fine singing. “Now." he said, when his j items were over. “I'm going home to have a big dose of Baxters Lung Prej server, apd then straight to bed.” He knew that “Baxters” is best for coughs, ; colds, chills, sore throats, and many bronchial ailments. , “Baxters” is invaluable for singers and public speakers—allaying irritation and relieving congestion at the ; first dose. Always ask for “Baxters." I in three sizes at all chemists and stores. Take care this winter—take “Bax-;