ft LOCUTION TEACHER TAKES PR EC A UTTONS Prior to their performance at the Wellington Competitions, a class of schoolgirls, 25 in all. were each given a half teaspoon of Baxters Lung I reserver to guard against the possibility of their voices being hoarse—and they won the competition. Whether speaking from a platform or barracking at a football match, one must be in good voice. Baxters is the proved most popular remedy tor loss of voice, huskiness, sore throat and, of course, for chest colds. Ibe worst the cold the more you need 'Baxters," the saff pleasant remedv tor young and old. All chemists and stores sell Has ters." Prepared solely by Baxters, Ltd.. 602 Colombo St.. Ch'cb.—Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25049, 13 November 1944, Page 7
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